2019-2020 CALENDAR

Dear Oceanside Families and Community Members,Every September, it’s an adjustment for all of us to say goodbye to summer and once we do, nothing compares to the thrill of beginning once more. We see that in the sparkling smiles of our teachers as they welcome students back, and in the enthusiasm of students as they greet friends and faculty.As we begin each school year anew, we like to highlight a concept that reflects on how we approach the task of nurturing your children, mind and body. This year’s concept is leadership and our theme is: #OSDLeadWithMe. Lead With Me acknowledges that none of us do our jobs alone. Our school district is comprised of educators, instructional assistants and aides, secretaries, food service staff, custodial and maintenance personnel, just to name a few, and all of these individuals are the experts in the work they do for our schools. Confident leaders allow these experts room to create and innovate. When we share the roles and responsibilities of leadership, the rewards are great for individuals and the organizations they jointly lead.Please visit our website at oceansideschools.org to learn how this idea of shared leadership plays out in our 2019-20 goals.In addition to shared leadership among educators, we recognize that parents are the ultimate experts on their children. We need your input and expertise to complete the leadership equation that results in motivated, successful students.This calendar, along with Agenda Books, the Parent Portal, our district website, regularly scheduled Board of Education meetings, our Council of PTAs and individual PTA units, OSD Parent University workshops, our Twitter feed and many other tools are how we aim to keep communication flowing. We share information about your child, our programs and events, about teaching and learning, and about current factors that impact education. Our calendar also features opportunities to focus on pure enjoyment: the sports, science fairs, community book talks, concerts, plays, and other events that celebrate our students’ activities and achievements.I look forward to working together with parents as we guide your children to reach their fullest potential.

Sincerely,Dr. Phyllis S. HarringtonSuperintendent of Schools

DR. PHYLLIS S. HARRINGTON

Oceanside Schools...anchored together by purpose, passion and people.

SUPERINTENDENTOF SCHOOLS

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678-1226President - Sandie Schoell (2020)*

Vice President – Mary Jane McGrath-Mulhern (2020)Seth J. Blau (2021)

Michael D’Ambrosio (2022)Stuart Kaplan (2021)

Donald Maresca (2020)Robert Transom (2022)

*Year term as trustee expires

BOARD OF EDUCATION

DISTRICT CLERK ............................................................................ Marie BarbellaTREASURER .......................................................................... Christopher Van CottCOUNSEL ...................................................................................... Frazer & FeldmanSCHOOL DISTRICT PHYSICIAN ............................................ Dr. Eric Shoenfeld

APPOINTED OFFICERS

The BOARD OF EDUCATION is a policy-making body which governs the school district in all educational matters. It has complete and final control over local school matters subject only to pertinent state law, regulations and decisions of the State Commissioner of Education, decisions of the courts, and the will of local residents as expressed in district elections.

The Oceanside Board is comprised of seven district residents who are elected at the annual school election, which is the third Tuesday in May. Two or three members are elected each year to serve three year terms which begin on July 1. Board members receive no salary or financial compensation of any kind for their services. They pay school taxes at the regular rate.

A candidate for the Board must be a qualified voter of the District and must file a nominating petition with the District Clerk not later than 30 days preced-ing the school election. Each petition must be signed by at least twenty-five qualified voters of the district OR two percent of the voters who voted in the previous election, whichever is greater.

The BOARD appoints the SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS to serve as its executive officer in administering its policies in the operation of the schools. The Superintendent is responsible for informing and advising the Board on all matters. The Superintendent’s recommendations normally precede Board action on matters relating to recruitment and supervision of staff, selection of textbooks and instructional materials, development of curriculum and the operation and maintenance of buildings and grounds.

BOARD OF EDUCATION

SCHEDULE OF REGULAR AND SPECIAL MEETINGS OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION 2019-2020Meetings start at 7:30 pm in the School #6 Auditorium unless otherwise specified.

The Board Room is located on the 1st floor of the Administration Building at 145 Merle Ave.

THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTENDTuesday, July 2 .................................... Reorganization/Regular MeetingWednesday, August 28 ....................... Regular MeetingWednesday, September 18 ................. Regular MeetingWednesday, October 16 ..................... Regular MeetingWednesday, October 23 ..................... Special Meeting (Board Room)Wednesday, November 20 ................. Regular MeetingWednesday, December 18 .................. Regular MeetingWednesday, January 8 ........................ Special Meeting (Board Room)Wednesday, January 22 ...................... Regular MeetingWednesday, February 5 ...................... Budget Workshop #1/Regular MeetingWednesday, March 4 .......................... Budget Workshop #2/Special MeetingWednesday, March 18 ........................ Budget Workshop #3/Regular MeetingWednesday, April 1 ............................ Regular Meeting/Budget Workshop (if needed)Wednesday, May 6 ............................. Budget Hearing/Regular MeetingTuesday, May 19 ................................. Budget Vote and ElectionWednesday, June 10 ........................... Regular Meeting

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Key To Regularly Scheduled Meetings In Oceanside School Calendar

AIEArts in Education

Board Room at District Office, 10 am

DAWCDrug Advisory & Wellness Council,

District Office, Board Room, 11:30 am,unless otherwise noted

DOCA ADVDepartment of Community Activities

Advisory Meeting, #6, 7:30 pm

MBPAMarching Band Parents Association,

HS Bandroom, 7:30 pm

OSFOceanside Scholarship Fund,

HS Faculty Lounge, 7 pm

OSD Parent University#6 Aud, 7 pm, unless otherwise noted

O’SIDE SAFEOceanside Substance Abuse-Free Environment

Oceanside Library, 7 pm

PTA COUNCILPresidents

Roundtables begin at 7 pm in the OHS Library. Council meetings

begin at 8 pm in the OHS Library.

SDPBStaff Development Policy Board,

W21, Merle Ave., 3:45 pm

SDMTShared Decision-Making Team

ATHLETIC SEASON START DATES

OHS FALL SEASONAugust 19 Football Only

August 26 All Other Sports

OMS FALL SEASONSeptember 5All Sports

OHS WINTER SEASONNovember 12 Wrestling, BowlingNovember 18 All Other Sports

OMS WINTER I SEASONNovember 12

OHS SPRING SEASONMarch 9 Baseball, Softball, All LAX, Track

March 16 All Other Sports

OMS WINTER II SEASONJanuary 21

OMS SPRING SEASONMarch 30

Labor Day

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Rosh Hashana

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• CARES begins Gr. 1-6• #3 PTA Mtg./Breakfast, 8:15 am• #8 PTA Mtg./Breakfast, 8:20 am• #5 PTA Welcome Breakfast/Mtg.,

8:30 am• #9E PTA Meet & Greet, 8:30 am

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#3 Ashokan#2 Frost Valley

• #6K Reg Sched: Bkfst & AM/PM CARES begin

• #6PK Parent Orientation/Supply Drop Off, 6:30 pm

• Welcome Back BBQs: #5, 4:30 pm; #9E, 5 pm; #8, 5:30 pm (rain dates 9/13)

• Marching Band Labor Day Parade, NYC

• #6PK begins per schedule• DOCA Online Reg Begins for Fall

Youth Classes, 7 pm• SEPTA Mtg @ #3, 7 pm

• #7 Back-to-School Night, 7 pm

• #9M Grade 8 Photos• #4 Photo Day• #5 Photo Day• #9M Grade 7 Photos• DAWC, 11:30 am• #7 Sr. College Application Night,

Aud, 7 pm• #9M Back-to-School Night

• #6 Welcome Back Bkfst @ Applebee’s

• Castleton Back to School Breakfast, 8:30 am

• PTA Presidents Roundtable, 7 pm/Council Mtg, 8 pm

• #6 PTA Mtg, 9:45 am• Elementary Back-to-School Night

• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm• #6 Back-to-School Night

• #8 Fall Plant Sale• #7 Evacuation Drill• #7 Pep Rally• #7 Thespian Revue, #7 Aud, 7 pm• #3 Back-to-School Dance

• Homecoming Parade, 12 pm• Homecoming Game vs Baldwin,

2 pm

• #4 Welcome Back BBQ, 4:30 pm• Football vs. Farmingdale, 6 pm

• #4 6th Grade Car Wash (Rain date 9/22), 9 am

• #9M Sunshine Car Wash, 10 am• DOCA Fall Sat. Youth Classes Begin

• Board of Education, Regular Mtg., #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• AIE Mtg, 10 am

• MBPA Mtg, 7:30 pm• SDPB, W21, 3:45 pm• #4 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• OSF Mtg, 7pm• #9M PTA Meeting, 7:30 pm

• Oceanside Remembers 9-11, Schoolhouse Green, 6:30 pm

• #7 Advisory Council Mtg, 7:30 am• #7 Club Fair, Cafe, 3 pm• #2 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 9th Gr Parent Orientation, Aud,

7 pm

• Welcome Back BBQs: #2, 4:30 pm; #3, 4:30 pm (rain dates 9/20)

• Football @ Hempstead, 2 pm• #5 Ashokan Car Wash (rain date

9/15)• #8 6th Grade Car Wash (rain date

6/15)

Patriot Day

#6K Dismissal @12:30 pm

Rosh Hashana begings at sunset

Columbus DaySukkot

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Yom Kippur

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Rosh Hashana

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• #3 Photo Day @ Schoolhouse Green

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• Mandatory Driver’s Ed Mtg for Students & Parents, #6 Aud, 6:30 pm

• OSF, 7 pm

• #3 Fall Plant Sale• #9E Fall Plant Sale• #8 PTA/Class Parent Bkfst, 9:45 am• #3 PTA/Class Parent Mtg, 6:45 pm• #5 Class Parent Social/PTA Mtg,

7 pm• #9E Class Parent Social/PTA Mtg,

7 pm

• #5 Book Fair• Kiwanis Heart of Gold Dinner, OJC,

6:30 pm• Project Extra Back-to-School Night

• #2 Mum Sale• #4 Fall Plant Sale• #5 Book Fair• Emergency Drill, Early Dismissal• Secondary Progress Reports

Available, 5 pm

• DOCA/Kiwanis Halloween Window Painting, #7, 10 am (Rain date 10/19, 1:15 pm)

• Football vs Uniondale, 2 pm

• #9E Picture Day• #7 Senior Interview Day, Lib• Football @ Freeport, 6 pm

• #7 SAT I/III, 7:45 am• #5 PTA Family Photo Day (Rain date

10/12)

• #7 Financial Aid Night, Aud, 7 pm

• #2 Fall Picture Day• SDPB, 3:45 pm• #2 PTA/Class Parent Mtg, 7 pm• #4 PTA/Class Parent Mtg, 7 pm• MBPA Mtg, 7:30 pm• DOCA Adv. #6, 7:30 pm

• #3 Book Fair, Day & Eve• #9M Book Fair Grade 7• #9M Sports Physicals, 10 am• PTA Legislation Mtg, #7 Cafe,

7:30 pm

• #7 PTA Mtg, Lib, 7:30 pm • #7 Sports Physicals, 10 am• SEPTA Halloween Dance @ #5,

6:30 pm

• #7 Marching Band Performances, #9M & Elem, 8 am

• #9M Parent Workshop @ OMS, 7 pm

• #7 Costume Contest, Cafe, 7:20 am• #9E Halloween Parade, 2 pm• #5 Fall Festival• #6PK Fall Festival• #6K Storybook Parade

• #7 Student Blood Drive• #9M Book Fair Grade 8• DOCA/Kiwanis Great Pumpkin Fest,

#6 Cafe & Gym, 7 pm• Board of Education, Special Mtg.,

Board Room, 7:30 pm

• OCS Dinner, OJC, 6:30 pm • #2 Fall Festival, 6 pm• #9E Halloween Party (6th grade),

7 pm• #9M Halloween Dance, 7 pm• #3, #4 & #8 Halloween Dance

• DOCA/Kiwanis Halloween Ragamuffin Parade & Festival, #6 Merle Ave & Gym, 12 pm

• Football @ Syosset, 2 pm• Beatles Celebration Benefit, #9M

Aud

• #3 Picture Day• #6 Fall Photo Day• #7 9th Grade Yearbook Photos• AIE Mtg, 10 am• Board of Education, Regular Mtg,

#6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #6 Fall Photo Day• #7 10th Grade Yearbook Photos• #6 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 Newsday Marching Show,

Mitchell Field Stadium, 7 pm• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm

• #8 Picture Day• #7 11th Grade Yearbook Photos• Football vs Plainview, 6 pm

• #7 PSAT, 7:45 am• #6 PTA Family Photo Day

(Rain Date 10/20)

Yom Kippur begins at sunset

Sukkot begins at sunset

Shmini Atzeret Simchat Torah

Halloween

#7 Make-Up of Senior Photo, By Appt, Lib

OSF Phone-A-Thon, 5 pm

Schools Closedfor Students

• Superintendent’s Conference Day: All staff report.

Schools Closed

Veterans Day

Schools Closed

Thanksgiving

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Election Day

All Saints Day

LISFA FESTIVAL – LEVITTOWN

#5 Ashokan

• #9E Fall Dance, #9M Gym, 7 pm • Football vs Massapequa, Senior Day, 2:30 pm

• Daylight Savings Time Ends. Set clocks back one hour.

• #9M PTA Mtg, 7:30 pm• Secondary Marketing Period Ends,

Parent Portal Closes

• DAWC, 11:30 am• SDPB, 3:45 pm• MBPA, 7:30 pm

• #6 PTA Mtg, 9:45 am• #7 Symphonic Tour

• #9 Parent Workshop & OSD Parent Univ., #9M Bldg., 7 pm

• O’side SAFE, #9M, 7 pm• DOCA Adv, #6, 7:30 pm

• #9E PTA Mtg, 8:45 am• #5 ENL Thanksgiving Feast• #5 PTA Supermarket Bingo

• Last day of DOCA Fall Sat. Youth Classes

• #8 Photo Retakes• #9M Photo Retakes• #5 PTA Mtg, 8:30 am• Castleton Veterans Ceremony, 10 am• #7 European Handball, Gym, 7 pm• #4 Comedy Night

• #5 Photo Retakes• #4 Bowling Night

• #6K Parent-Teacher Conferences. No School for K students.

• DOCA Youth Basketball Online Reg., 7 pm

#9E Frost Valley#7 WIC Competition

#7 WIC Competition

LISFA FESTIVAL – Levittown

• Presidents Roundtable, 7 pm/ Council Mtg, 8 pm

• DOCA/Kiwanis Santa’s Mailbox at O’side Lib

• OSF Mtg, 7 pm• SEPTA Mtg @ #4, 7 pm

• #2 Picture Retake Day• #7 Turkey Shoot• Castleton Thanksgiving Feast,

6:30 pm

• Elem. Marking Period Ends

• #4 Photo Retakes• Secondary Grades Available, 5 pm• #7 Getting Into College Night, Aud,

7 pm

• #4 Book Fair• #7 Best Buddies Feast, Cafe, 6 pm• #2 PTA Mtg, 7 pm

• #9E Picture Retake Day• #7 Fall Play, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #7 Fall Play, Aud, 7:30 pm• Board of Education, Regular Mtg, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

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New Year’s Eve

Christmas DayHanukkahHanukkah begins at sunset

All-State Music Conf., Rochester, NY

All-State Music Conf., Rochester, NY

• #7 Winter Concert I, Aud, 7:30 pm

• Presidents/Principals Dinner, 7 pm • #2 Winter Concert Assembly• #9M Winter Concert II, #7 Aud,

7:30 pm

• #7 Winter Concert III, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #4 Holiday Boutique• #6 Photo Retake Day• #3 Winter Concert Assembly I

• #3 Holiday Boutique• #7 Chamber Ensemble @ K of C• Secondary Progress Reports

Available, 5 pm

• #2 Holiday Boutique• #5 Winter Concert Assembly• O’side SAFE, Library 7 pm• #9M Winter Concert III, #7 Aud,

7:30 pm

• #4 Staff Breakfast• #7 Alumni College Experience, Aud

• #4 Vacation Day

• #2 Holiday Boutique• #8 Winter Concert Assembly• Board of Education, Regular Mtg,

#6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #9E Winter Concert Assembly, #9M Aud

• #7 Winter Concert II, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #3 Winter Concert Assembly II• #9E Holiday Boutique

• #7 ACT, 7:45 am• DOCA/Kiwanis “Holiday Festival”, #6

Aud, Gym, Cafe, 10 am• DOCA Chorale Concert, #8 Aud, 8 pm

• #3 Picture Retakes• #5 Holiday Boutique• #7 Book Fair, Lib• #4 Winter Concert Assembly• SDPB, 3:45 pm• #7 Esprit de Corps Dinner, Cafe,

7 pm

• #5 Holiday Boutique• #7 Book Fair, Library• #9M Vendor Day• Elem. Report Cards Avail., 3 pm• #9M Winter Concert I, #7 Aud,

7:30 pm

• #8 Holiday Boutique• #7 Variety Show, Aud, 7 pm

• #6PK Buddy Breakfast• Castleton Veterens Ceremony, 10 am• Elem. Parent-Teacher Conf.,

Schools Closed for Elem. Students

• No PM CARES for Elementary Students

• Lighting on The Green, 6 pm• #8 Staff Recognition Dinner

Schools Closed

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Martin Luther King Jr. Day

All-County Music Week – Div 1W

All-County Music Week – Divs II, III, IV, V

#7 WIC Competition

#7 Model Congress

• #7 Road Show Tour (3 Elem. Schools) • #7 Road Show, Aud, 7 pm

All-County Music Week – Divs II, III, IV, V Regents and Midterm Exams

• #7 Road Show, Aud, 2 pm • DOCA Online Reg begins for Winter/Spring Sat Youth Classes, 7 pm

• #7 PTA Mtg, Lib, 7:30 pm • #2 Book Fair• #6 PTA Mtg, 9:45 am• DAWC, 11:30 am• #3 PTA Mtg, 2 pm• OSD Parent University, #6 Aud, 7 pm• DOCA Adv. #6, 7:30 pm

• #6PK Parent/Teacher Conf Week• Secondary Marking Period Ends,

Parent Portal Closes, 5 pm

• Presidents Roundtable, 7 pm/ Council Mtg, 8 pm

• Second Semester Begins

• SEPTA Meeting @ #6, 7 pm • #3 Musical Assembly, #6 Aud, 9:30 am

• #3 Musical, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm • #2 Supermarket Bingo, 7 pm• #4 Special Person Dance, 7 pm• #9M Musical, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #7 Advisory Council Mtg, 7:30 am• #9E Book Fair, 7 pm• #3 Family Fun & Fitness• O’side SAFE, O’side Lib, 7 pm

• #2 Book Discussion Day• #9E Book Fair• #6 Family Movie Night

• Board of Education, Regular Mtg., #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #2 Book Fair• #6K Certificate Photo Day• #4 PTA Mtg, 7 pm

• #6K Certificate Photo Day• #7 8 into 9 Research Mtg, Lib,

6:30 pm• #7 8 into 9 Parent Mtg, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #4 Circus, #9M Gym, 7 pm• #8 Winter Wonderland Event, 7 pm

• DOCA Winter/Spring Youth Classes Begin

• #9M Sports Physicals, 10 am• #9M Science Research Fair, 7 pm• SDPB

• Board of Education, Special Mtg., Board Room, 7:30 pm

• #7 Caps & Gown• #5 PTA Mtg, 8:30 am• #7 Elective Fair, Cafe, 3 pm• #2 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #8 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #9E PTA Mtg, 7 pm

• #6K Dance • #7 Decorating Gym, 12 pm• #7 Battle of the Classes, Gym, 7 pm

(snow date 1/18)

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Presidents’ Day

Presidents’ DayAsh Wednesday

DOCA Winter Recess Activities, Call 594-2336

• #9M Musical, Aud, 7:30 pm

#7 WIC Competition

#7 WIC Competition

NYS Honors Band

• OSF Mtg, 7 pm • #7 Kids on the Block – Elem Tour• SDPB, 3:45 pm• Mandatory Parent-Student Driver’s

Ed. Mtg, 6:30 pm• #9M PTA Mtg, 7:30 pm

• SEPTA Special Person’s Dance @ #5, 6:30 pm

• #6K 100th Day of School• #2 Musical Assembly

• #8 Book Fair• #2 Musical, Aud, 7:30 pm• #9E PTA Paint Night

• #6K Certificate Photo Retakes• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm

• #2 Family Fun & Fitness Night• #5 Circus, #9M Gym, 7 pm

• #2 Staff Appreciation Luncheon• #3 Staff Appreciation• #5 Staff Appreciation Luncheon

• #2 Valentine’s Day Boutique• #5 Book Fair• #8 Musical Assembly, Aud• Secondary Grades Available, 5 pm• Board of Education, Regular Mtg/

Budget Workshop 1, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #2 Valentine’s Day Boutique• #3 Blood Drive• #5 Book Fair• #7 Cap & Gowns• #2 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #5 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #8 Musical, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #3 Circus, #9M, 7 pm• #4 Family Fun Night, 7 pm

• Family STEAM Day, #9M, 8:30 am• NO DOCA Sat. Youth Classes Today

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DOCA/Kiwanis Roller Skating Show #9M Gym, 7 pm

#7 Musical, Aud., 7:30 pm

NYSSMA Guitar – Kellenberg

LISFA Intermediate Festival – Uniondale H.S.NYS Honors Band

LISFA Intermediate Festival – Uniondale Purim begins at sunset Purim

• PTA Meetings This Month Include Nominations

• Daylight Savings Time Begins. Set clocks forward one hour.

• DOCA CIT Online Reg. Begins, 7 pm

• #6 Incoming Kindergarten Parent Orientation, 7:30 pm

• #9M 6 into 7 Transition Mtg for Parents, 7 pm

• #9M Sports Physicals, 10 am• DAWC, 11:30 am

• Secondary Marking Period Ends, Parent Portal Closes, 3 pm

• SEPTA Staff Appreciation @ #7, 7 pm

• #7 Human Relations Day• #6 Family Fun & Fitness Night

• #4 Blood Drive• #7 Junior Ring Ceremony• #4 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm• #3 Parent Night Out

• #8 Spring Photos• Board of Education, Budget

Workshop 3/Budget Adoption, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #9M Harlem Wizards at HS, 7 pm • Elem. Report Cards Available• #9E Family Fun & Fitness Night/

Primetime, 7 pm

• Last Day of DOCA Saturday Youth Classes

• SDPB• Secondary Progress Reports

Available, 5 pm• #9M PTA Mtg, 7:30 pm• MBPA Mtg, 7:30 pm

• #2 Blood Drive• #7 Student Blood Drive• #4 Musical Assembly, #6 Aud• #8 PTA Mtg, 9:45 am• OSF Mtg, 7 pm

• #2 PTA Meeting, 7 pm• #4 Musical, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm• DOCA Adv. #6, 7:30 pm• #5 Parents Night Out

• #7 Career Forum • OSD Parent University Saturday Symposium, #9M, 8 am

• DOCA Summer Playground Rolling Reg Begins, 9 am

• Presidents Roundtable, 7 pm/ Council Mtg, 8 pm

• #6 Book Fair, Day & Eve• #7 Sports Physicals, 10 am• #6 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 PTA Mtg, Lib, 7:30 pm

• #3 Spring Book Fair• #6 Book Fair (Day)• Board of Education, Special Mtg/

Budget Workshop 2, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #9E Musical Assembly, #9M Aud• #5 PTA Mtg, 8:30 am• #7 Dawn Delirium Fashion Show,

7 pm

• #9E PTA Mtg, 8:45 am• #9E Musical, #9M Aud, 8:30 pm• #3 Family Reading Night• Elem. Marking Period Ends

• #4 Applebee’s Breakfast, 8 am• #7 Sport Night, Gym, 7 pm

NYS ELA Exam., Gr. 3-8

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PassoverHoly Thursday Good Friday

Passover begins at sunset

Earth Day

NYS Math Exam, Gr. 3-8

#4 Frost Valley#8 Frost Valley

NYSSMA – Levels 1-6 – Freeport

Palm Sunday

Easter Sunday

• #2 Spring Pictures• Board of Education, Regular Mtg/

Budget Workshop 4 (if needed), #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #4 Book Fair• #3 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #8 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 Mother/Daughter, Cafe, 7:30 pm

• #2 Follies, 7 pm• Oceanside Scholarship Fund

Applications Due

• DOCA/Kiwanis Egg Hunt, Schoolhouse Green, if rain, Merle Ave. Gym, 12 pm

• PTA Meetings This Month Include Elections

• Presidents Roundtable, 7 pm/ Council Mtg, Cafe, 8 pm

• #7 Mandatory Senior/Parent Prom Mtg, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #6 Earth Week Activities Begin• #9M 6 into 7 Spec. Ed. Parent Mtg,

7 pm• #7 PTA Mtg, Lib, 7:30 pm

• #9M Spring Concert I, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #7 Spring Concert I, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm • #6 SIBS Charity Run & Hop-A-Thon• #5 Musical Assembly, #6 Aud• #9E PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #9M Nat’l Jr. Hon. Soc. Induction,

7 pm• #7 Art Hon. Soc. Inductions, Lib,

7 pm

• #9E Spring Concert Assembly• #6 Staff Appreciation Luncheon• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm• #5 Musical, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• Secondary Grades Available, 5 pm• #4 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #9M Parent Open House, 7 pm• OSF Mtg, 7 pm• MBPA Mtg, 7:30 pm

• #7 Community Book Talk, Lib, 7 pm• SEPTA Meeting @ #8, 7 pm

• District Arts Festival, #7 Gym, 7 pm • #7 Staff Luncheon• #9E 6th Grade Follies, 7 pm• #4 Spring Event

• #6 PTA Mtg, 9:45 am

• #7 Teens on the Job• #5 PTA Mtg, 8:30 am• SDPB, 3:45 pm• #2 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 Spotlight on the Stars, Aud, 7 pm• #9M PTA Mtg, 7:30 pm

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Schools Closed

Memorial Day

Ascension Thursday

Mother’s Day

If no inclement weather days are used, schools will be closed

NYSSMA All-State Jazz – Mineola

NYS Science Exam, Gr. 4 & 8

NYSSMA All-State (no Jazz) – Long Beach

AP Exams

AP Exams

Shavuot Begins at SunsetShavuot

• #4 Staff Appreciation Luncheon• #9E Staff Appreciation Luncheon• #9M Staff Appreciation Luncheon• #8 Spring Concert Assembly• #2 Circus Show, #9M Gym, 7 pm

• #7 SAT I/II, 7:45 am

• #7 Spring Concert II, Aud, 7:30 pm

• OSF Mtg, 7 pm• #9M Spring Concert II, #7 Aud,

7:30 pm• Holler College Fair, Molloy College

• #7 Spring Concert III, Aud, 7:30 pm • #7 Math Honor Society Inductions, 3 pm

• #7 Gr 9 Research Fair, Cafe, 7 pm• #3 Spring Concert, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm

• AIE Mtg, 10 am• #7 Little Big History, Cafe, 6 pm• #7 Nat’l Hon. Soc. Induction, Aud,

7:30 pm• #6 PTA End of Year Dinner

• #6 Incoming K Student Orientation – per schedule

• #8 BOGO Book Fair• #6K Dismissal, 11:30 am• No PM CARES for #6 Kindergarten• #2 PTA, 7 pm

• #2 BOGO Book Fair

• Castleton Veterans Ceremony, 10 am• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm

• #3 Spring Concert Assembly• BUDGET VOTE & ELECTION, 7 am• #7 World Language Hon. Soc.

Induction, Aud, 3 pm• Secondary Progress Reports

Available, 3 pm• #7 Coffee House, Lib, 7 pm• #5 Spring Concert, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm• #9E PTA Installation Dinner

• #4 Spring Concert Assembly• DAWC, 11:30 am• #7 Looking Ahead: College

Awareness 101, 7 pm

• #8 Blood Drive• #6 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 Mandatory Senior/Parent Prom

Mtg, Aud, 7:30 pm• #4 Spring Concert, #9M Aud,

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• #9M Spring Concert III, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm

• DOCA Adv, #6, 7:30 pm

• #5 Spring Concert Assembly• #7 Battle of the Bands, Aud, 7 pm• #2 Dinner Dance

• OPERATION MEDICINE CABINET, OHS Front Circle, 9 am

• #8 5th Grade Car Wash

• SDPB, 3:45 pm• #9E Spring Concert, #9M Aud,

7:30 pm• #8 Spring Concert, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #5 Blood Drive• #2 Spring Concert Assembly• T.E.A. Mtg., W22, 3:15 pm• Board of Education, Budget

Hearing, #6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #3 Spring Plant Sale• #2 Spring Concert, #7 Aud, 7:30 pm

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Regents Exams and Finals

Regents Exams and FinalsFlag Day

Father’s Day

• NYS Science Exam, Gr. 4 & 8• #7 Hall of Fame, Aud, 5:45 pm• #7 Athletic Awards, Aud, 7 pm

• #7 Science Research Symposium, Cafe, Aud, 6:30 pm

• PTA Council Dinner, 7 pm

• #7 Last Day of Classes• #9M Last Day of Classes• #9E Beginner’s Concert• Castleton Graduation Barbecue,

11 am• Secondary Marking Period Ends,

Parent Portal Closes, 3 pm• PTA Calendar Mtg, 7 pm

• #6 PK3 Moving Up• #6 Last Day of Pre-K• #7 Sr. Bkfst/Slide Show, Aud• #2 Beginners’ Concert• #7 Sports Physicals, 10 am• #9M Arts Awards, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #3 Sixth Grade Day• #5 Beginners’ Concert• #9M 6 into 7 Parent/Counselor

Night, 7 pm

• #9M Graduation Rehearsal, 9 am• #2 6th Grade Day/Pool

• Prom/Dawn Delirium

• Castleton Senior Trip, 6 am• SEPTA Family Fun Night @ #5,

6:30 pm• #7 Arts Awards, Aud, 7:30 pm

• #4 Beginners’ Concert• #2 New Parent Welcome, 9:45 am• Board of Education, Regular Mtg,

#6 Aud, 7:30 pm

• #9M Meet and Greet• #8 Beginners’ Concert• #4 PTA Installation/Awards Evening

• DOCA Last Day of CARES• Elementary Moving Up Day

• #7 Advisory Council, 7:30 am• #5 New Parent Social, 6:30 pm• #5 PTA Mtg, 7 pm• #7 Honor Night, Aud, 7 pm

• #4 Field Day (rain date 6/15)• #3 Beginners’ Concert• Castleton Veterans Ceremony, 10 am• #9E New Parent Welcome, 7:30 pm

• O’side SAFE, Library, 7 pm• #6K Field Day• #8 6th Grade Day @ Coleman

• #7 Graduation Rehearsal• #9M Moving Up at HS• No Classes for Elementary

Students. Teachers & staff Report.

• Elem Field Days: #2 (rain date 6/12); #3 (rain date 6/8); #9E (rain date 6/9)

• #7 Tri-M Inductions, Aud, 7 pm• Elem Marking Period Ends

• Elem Flag Day Celebrations• #5 Flag/Field Day• #8 Field Day (rain date 6/15)• #7 Thespian Banquet

• #2 6th Grade Social• #4 6th Grade Day• #6K Field Day• #9E 6th Grade Day

• Last Day for School for Students• #6K One-hour schedule, 9:20 am• Elem. Report Cards Avail., 3 pm• #7 Graduation, Field (indoors if

rain), 5 pm• Rating Day

• #7 SAT I/II, 7:45 am• DOCA Chorale Concert, #8 Aud, 8 pm

• #7 ACT, 7:45 am• #4 5th Grade Car Wash

(rain date 6/14)• #5 Ashokan Car Wash

(rain date 6/14)

• #6K Home School Visits• #6PK Spring Fling• #7 US History & Gov’t Regents—

No regularly scheduled classes• #7 Senior Trip• SDPB, 3:45 pm• Mandatory Student-Parent Driver’s

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DISTRICTWIDE STAFFCENTRAL REGISTRATIONPhyllis Amisano x6238 CSE/CPSESpecial Education, x1219Anna Hall McGovern, Director of Early Childhood Special EducationStephen Moran, Director of High School Special EducationKristin Lamparello, Director of Middle School Special Education/CSE ChairpersonDr. Tina Smith, Executive Director of Special EducationLauren Moriarty, Director of Elementary Special EducationOccupational TherapyJanet Barker-SorenVera GallagherVivian LobellMichael MeyersJennifer SampsonProject ExtraAngela AbendSTEM FacilitatorDonna Migdol (#5)Teacher of Deaf, Hearing Impaired & SpeechTara Tynan (#7)Melissa Melissinos

Independence Day

• #7 Freshmen Orientation

• #7 Scheduling Event

• Secondary Grades Available, 5 pm

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BOARD MEETINGS

CODE OF CONDUCT

BOARD MEETINGS – Both regular and special meetings are scheduled in most months on selected Wednesdays, 7:30 pm, at school #6 auditorium or in the Admin-istration Building, 145 Merle Avenue. The dates are listed in the Calendar and an-nounced in the District Newsletter and in local newspapers. Notice of all meetings is released to the news media to the extent practicable and posted in the schools and at the Oceanside Library, 72 hours in advance, OR call the Board Secretary, 678-1226, to verify a meeting. The law also provides for closed executive sessions, but no action may be taken at such meetings. Board agenda and minutes can be found on our website.ANNUAL RE-ORGANIZATION MEETING – is held within the first two weeks of July, 7:30 pm, Board Room (unless changed by Board resolution). Board of-ficers are elected, salaries of appointed officers fixed, and business policy matters are set for the forthcoming year.QUORUM – consists of four members. An affirmative vote of four members is required for action to be taken. Abstention is considered a negative vote. The presiding officer may introduce or second a motion and may vote on all issues. All official actions must be taken by resolution of the Board at an open regular or special meeting.

Although all meetings, except executive sessions, are open to the public, the law makes no provision for the public to make motions. However, the Board of Education encourages questions and comments from those present at the appropriate time during the meeting.

In accordance with New York State legislation recently passed in Albany, our Board of Education has established a Code of Conduct for the school district. This Code of Conduct is published in the Agenda Books given to all students in Grades 2 - 12, and will be distributed directly to parents of children in Kindergarten and Grade 1.

The Code of Conduct underscores the commitment of the Board of Education to provide a safe and orderly environment in which all children can learn and reach their potential. In order to accomplish this goal, all members of the school community, teachers, students, parents, school district personnel as well as visitors to our buildings, must behave in a civil, respectful and responsible manner.

The Code of Conduct clearly defines expectations of acceptable conduct on school property for students and all members of the school community. Students’ rights and responsibilities are outlined. Board of Education and district policies, as well as building procedures, are also explained.

The requirements of the district’s discipline code and the possible behavioral consequences of unacceptable conduct are outlined by educational level (elementary, middle and high school) in order to ensure fair treatment for all when disciplinary ac-tion is required. A provision of the original legislation permitting teachers to remove disruptive students from class is also clearly explained.

This Code of Conduct is presented to and shared with all of the district’s faculty and staff. Students should review it with their teachers or guidance counselors. It is extremely important, however, that parents also read and review it with their children. By working together, all of us, with a shared understanding of what is expected of each of us, can create an environment which reflects good citizenship, mutual respect, toler-ance and the principles of civility for all of Oceanside’s students.

The Oceanside Board of Education has approved a “delayed opening” plan in case of inclement weather. A “delayed opening” might occur when it is obvious at 5 am or 6 am that a storm has ended or is about to end, the streets have not yet been satisfactorily cleared, but the roads should be safe for travel within a few hours. By delaying the opening of school by two hours, we would be able to provide instruction to our students rather than close school for the entire day.

A delayed opening would simply open all schools exactly two hours after they would normally open. The afternoon dismissals and bus schedules beyond the first two hours of the day would remain unchanged in all schools.

DELAYED OPENING PLAN FOR OCEANSIDE

TWO HOUR DELAYED OPENING SCHEDULE

EMERGENCY SCHOOL CLOSING

Bus Pickup School Begins at Starts School #6 – Kindergarten 10:55 am 11:30 am* Schools #2, #3, #4, #5, #8, #9E 9:35 am 10:15 am Middle School 9:00 am 9:40 am High School 8:55 am 9:50 am Oceanside HS Castleton two hours after regular pick-up 9:50 am

All bus routes will run two hours later than regular pick-up time. Example: If your child’s bus usually arrives at 7:10 am, a delayed opening

schedule would mean the bus would arrive at 9:10 am.*Kindergarten Valet drop-off would begin at 11:10 am.

Breakfast and Morning C.A.R.E.S. programs would be cancelled.All Pre-K classes will begin two hours later than usual and

students will be dismissed at their regular time.

When weather or emergency requires closing the Oceanside Public Schools, the district will notify parents via our automated telephone contact system, on our web site at oceansideschools.org and/or via announcements on WCBS radio (880 AM), WINS radio (1010 AM), and News 12 Long Island (Cablevision’s Channel 12).When schools are closed for inclement weather, the bus com-pany will not transport students to private, parochial and other special schools.

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ELECTION DISTRICTS – The Oceanside School District is divided into four school election districts. Maps showing boundary lines are available at the Administration Building. Voting locations are at: Schools #5, 6, 7 and 8. Registered voters must vote at the building within their election district.

ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION – is held on the third Tuesday in May in accordance with State Law. Qualified registered persons may vote on: School Budget, Public Library Budget, Board Member Candidates and any special propositions.

PROPOSITIONS – Any proposition or question to be placed on the voting machines must be submitted in writing on a petition signed by at least 5% of the voters who voted in the previous election and filed in the office of the District Clerk by the 30th day preceding the school election, except for propositions or questions which are required to be included in the published Notice of the Meeting, which must be filed with the District Clerk by March 1.

SPECIAL ELECTIONS – The Board may call special elections in accordance with the law.

Voting – Residents are registered and eligible to vote if they: 1. Voted at or registered for a School District Election subsequent to January 1, 2015 or 2. Are validly registered to vote with the County Board of Elections for the

General Election.

Registration – To register to vote in the School Election a person must be: 1. A citizen of the United States. 2. 18 years of age or over. 3. A resident of the school district for at least 30 days at the time of

election.

Registration of voters shall take place during the hours of 9 am to 4 pm, Monday through Friday throughout the year at the office of the District Clerk. Voters must register at least 5 days prior to any school district election.

ABSENTEE BALLOTS – May be used for voting in the school election. An application for an absentee ballot must be received by the District Clerk at least seven days before the election if the ballot is to be mailed, and no later than the day before the election if the ballot is to be delivered personally. The completed ballot must be received by the District Clerk no later than 5:00 pm on the date of the election.

REGISTRATION & ELECTIONSVOTING LOCATIONS - The school district is divided into Election Districts 5, 6, 7 and 8, each of which votes at a different location. The voting locations are:

• School #5 - 2440 North Oceanside Road• School #6, Merle Avenue Cafeteria - 145 Merle Avenue• School #7 - 3160 Skillman Avenue• School #8 - 3252 Fulton Avenue

To find out where you should vote, visit the district’s website at oceansideschools.org and click on Voter Information.

You may also call 678-7525 or 678-1215.

QUESTIONS – Call the District Clerk at 678-1215. The District Clerk’s office is located at the Administration Building, 145 Merle Avenue.

CONTINUING EDUCATION NEW HORIZONS PROGRAM

Monday–Thursday, 6 pm–9 pm

Adult Basic Education/TASC (for adults age 21+):Work at your own pace in all areas – brush up on skills.

English As A Second Language:Read, write and speak English! Knowledge of English not necessary.

High School Equivalency (TASC) (for students under age 21):Preparation in all areas needed for High School Equivalency Exam.

Call 678-7577 for more information.

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Breakdown of Public Schools (projected for 2019-2020)

Elementary Schools School #2 ..................................416School #3 ..................................541School #4 ..................................274School #5 ..................................479School #8 ..................................406School #9E ................................292School #6 (Kindergarten Ctr) ..400..................................... Total: 2,808

Oceanside Middle SchoolGrade 7 ......................................444Grade 8 ......................................441........................................ Total: 885

Oceanside High SchoolGrade 9 ......................................401Grade 10 ....................................484Grade 11 ....................................448Grade 12 ....................................452..................................... Total: 1,785

PLANT

The Oceanside Union Free School District, in the Town of Hempstead, occupies 17.3 square miles and includes, in addition to the unincorporated area of Oceanside, parts of Baldwin and Rockville Centre. There are six elementary schools (Grades 1 - 6), one Middle School (7 - 8), one High School (9 - 12), one alternative high school and one Administration Building. School #6 houses the Kindergarten Center, the Pre-K Program, Castleton Academy, the Buildings & Grounds Department, the Department of Community Activities and other activities. School district property is approximately 105 acres, valued with contents in excess of $50,000,000.

USE OF BUILDINGS

Present policy permits full use of buildings and grounds by community organizations within the State Education Law and local by-laws. Applications may be obtained from the Department of Community Activities, 125 Merle Avenue. Proof of liability insurance is required to use district facilities.

TRANSPORTATION

The following eligibility limits apply to every student living in the Oceanside School District. They have been established by the Board and approved by the voters.

Students in GradesK - 6 7 - 9

Distance from Home to School.8 miles to 15 miles1.2 miles to 15 miles

Transportation to Oceanside High School is provided for grade 9 students only. It is not provided for students in grades 10, 11, 12. However, State Law mandates trans-portation for students in grades 9 -12 attending schools between 3 and 15 miles from their homes. For information, call the Transportation Office, 678-1211.

DISTRICT PUBLICATIONSMailed or distributed through the schools: • Newsletter • Department of Community Activities Brochures • District Calendar • Proposed Budget Brochures

The Board Policy Book and Official Minutes may be reviewed at the Administration Building during working hours. The Policy Book and minutes of Board meetings are also available at the Public Library. Copies of minutes are also filed at each school.

Other reference material at the Public Library:- McKinney’s Education Law- Handbook on Requirements for Elementary and Secondary SchoolsIf you are not receiving publications, call: 678-7525.

PROJECTED ENROLLMENT

Grand Total: 5,478

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ACADEMIC INTERVENTION SERVICES (AIS)Students who have been deemed as in need of additional assistance within the course of the school day in order to achieve academic standards will be identified as per the district’s AIS Plan. This Plan may be found on the Oceanside School District’s website.

BUDGETThe Oceanside School District is supported by State Aid, Federal Aid, income from investments, fees, etc., and a direct tax on real estate. The school budget is discussed at public hearings and submitted to the voters at the annual election. (Taxes are levied on the net budget, the difference between the gross budget and revenues received from the above-named sources, except for real estate taxes.) The district’s budget is needed for the purchasing of district supplies, materials, the payment of staff salaries and the maintenance of our buildings. Anyone interested in details regarding the budget may call Public Information at 678-7525 to obtain copies of the annual Budget Brochure.

CURRICULUMTo provide a greater assurance that all students will receive a common set of organized concepts,Oceanside educators have developed specific curriculum objectives, instructional support ma-terials, and evaluation strategies designed to fit the needs of students in Oceanside. Designed to support instructional effectiveness and student learning, the curriculum is revised on a periodicbasis with careful consideration given to teacher feedback, school district data, parental input,and the New York State curriculum guidelines and new learning standards.

DIGNITY FOR ALL STUDENTS ACT (DASA)In accordance with the NYS Dignity for All Students Act (DASA), the Board of Education has designated each of our school building principals to serve as the Dignity Act Coordinator for their school. All reports of bullying behaviors should be directed to the building principal. The Board of Education has also designated Diane Provvido as the districtwide Dignity Act Coordinator to address any issues that are unable to be resolved at the building level.

DISCIPLINEDiscipline is vital to maintaining an environment in which learning may flourish. The goal of the district’s discipline program is to teach students to behave properly without direct supervi-sion. Discipline must be used to educate or to establish useful habits as a step toward developingself-discipline. Corporal punishment is prohibited. Members of the staff may use reasonable physical force to restrain an individual from harming himself or others, or to remove an indi-vidual from a situation in which their continued presence might lead to harm to themself or to others. The District’s Code of Conduct further describes students’ rights and responsibilities, as well as interventions and range of consequences for behavioral infractions in the school district.

HIGHLY QUALIFIED TEACHERSAll teachers in the Oceanside School District have been deemed “highly qualified” by the StateEducation Department and their certification information is available for viewing on the New York State Teach website.

HOMELESSNESSIf your family becomes homeless, please contact the social worker in your home school to de-termine what support you may receive from the school district.

LUNCH PROGRAMThe Oceanside Schools’ Food Service Department is pleased to offer a secure, family-friendly system for online pre-payments and nutrition education through our new Nutrikids operating system. MySchoolBucks.com allows parents to deposit money into their child’s school meal plan, track purchases, and view their balance. We will send letters home before school opens to further explain and provide your child’s student ID# which is necessary to sign-up.

District lunch menus offer great variety and meet nutritional guidelines for children established by the Federal Government. There are more than 11 options for students to choose each day.

Parents of children who have food allergies may request access to nutrition labels, which are stored digitally, to identify items that their children need to avoid. Call Jane Blackburn, Director of Cafeteria Operations, at 678-7548, for questions and concerns related to food allergies.

Free/Reduced Price Meals: Children from households that meet federal income guidelines are eligible for free or reduced price meals, including breakfast and lunch. To apply, contact your school’s main office for an application.

STAFFINGThe district staff includes nearly 1,200 full-time and part-time employees which includes teach-ers, administrators, specialists, instructional and administrative assistants, nurses, occupationaltherapists, secretarial and clerical employees, teacher aides, monitors/security personnel, cafeteria workers, custodial and maintenance employees.

Oceanside is committed to the ongoing training of its professional staff. The Staff Develop-ment Policy Board, comprised of teachers and administrators, operates a Teacher Center, offers workshops, in-service courses and provides teachers with the opportunity to attend conferences or visit other school districts. Teachers are eligible to receive internally funded grants of money to conduct special projects or to write needed curriculum. Staff development remains a priority in Oceanside, as a valuable component towards excellence in education.

STUDENT RECORDSThe Oceanside Public Schools shall collect and maintain student records to provide for the growth and development of individual students, to provide information to parents and authorized staff, and to provide a basis for the evaluation and improvement of school programs. The district shall preserve the rights to privacy of students and parents. A Parent’s Bill of Rights for data privacy and security has been established by the Board of Education and is available for review on our district website in the Board Policy Book.

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HEALTH SERVICESOceanside employs full-time nurses in every school building and a School District Doctor to serve the health needs of all students. They work with students, parents and staff to maintain and improve our children’s health and to detect deficiencies and/or disease. State Law prohibits the dispensing of a medication, including aspirin, except by a written request of the parent and a physician’s direct order. Under NYS Law Section 2164, all children must be immunized againstcommunicable diseases, prior to entering school, as follows:

www.health.ny.gov/publications/2370.pdf

or search “recommended vaccinations” on the www.health.ny.gov website to see the vaccinations needed for school entrance.

Proof of having adequate immunizations or of having had the disease is required in writing and must be signed by a physician. In addition, physical examinations are required for all new entrants and students in grades pre-k, kindergarten, one, three, five, seven, nine, and eleven. The Health Services program provides for physicals to be completed by the School District Doctor for those children not examined by their family doctor. Parents receive notification about and recommendations for the correction of identified deficiencies. No remedial treatment may be provided by the school physician.

SCREENINGS

In compliance with State Regulations, all new school entrants are screened in order to identify children who may possibly have an educational disability, or who may possibly be gifted. The process identifies pupils who may need to be referred to appropriate school and/or medical personnel for further diagnostic evaluation. All kindergarten entrants are screened in the spring before they enter school for the first time.

INTERPRETERS FOR HEARING IMPAIRED PARENTSIt is the policy of the Board of Education to provide hearing impaired parents and guardians equal opportunity for meaningful participation in school district meetings and activities. Written requests for interpreters at no cost to parents, must be received at the office of Special Education five days prior to the scheduled meeting or activity. For more information, please contact Special Education at 678-1218.

ATTENDANCEStudents are required to be in attendance at all times that school is in session. Accurate records of student attendance shall be kept at all times. Student attendance records shall be confidential and may not be released except under the following conditions: a) By written consent of either or both parents, or the person exercising parental authority over the student involved; b) Pursuant to a subpoena or court order duly served upon the District.Details regarding the attendance policy are outlined in the Agenda Books.

INSTRUCTION ON DAYS OF RELIGIOUS OBSERVANCE (DORO)Days of Religious Observance are those in which members of a religious group may be absent

to observe a religious holiday, many of which are noted on the district calendar. Out of respect for a student’s observance of these holidays, teachers will be sensitive to the needs of the students by affording them every opportunity to make up all class work, homework, and tests without penalty. Parents/Guardians should notify the school prior to the absence in order to assist the staff in meeting the needs of the students.

TEACHER AND PRINCIPAL EVALUATIONS (APPR)As per New York State law, parents wishing to learn the overall rating of their child’s teacher and/or principal may request that information through the office of the Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum, Instruction and Research.

TITLE IX, SECTION 504 AND SEXUAL HARASSMENT COMPLAINTS

In accordance with Title IX, the Oceanside Union Free School District does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its educational programs or employment practices. In accordance with Section 504, the Oceanside Union Free School District does not discriminate against persons with handicapping conditions in its educational programs or employment practices. The School District is committed to the principle that all students and employees are entitled to an en-vironment free from all forms of sexual harassment. For administrative procedures relating to grievances under Title IX, call Diane Provvido at 678-1221; for Section 504, call Dr. Tina Smith at 678-1218, Sexual Harassment, call Dr. Jill DeRosa at 678-1213.

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SPECIAL EDUCATION AND OTHER SPECIAL PROGRAMS

SPECIAL EDUCATIONIn accordance with the Regulations of the Commissioner of Education, special education services are provided to a student who is identified as having an educational disability. The Committee on Special Education (CSE) is responsible for the referral, evaluation and placement of school age students with educational disabilities. The Committee on Preschool Special Education (CPSE) has similar responsibilities for preschool youngsters, ages 3-5.

The Oceanside School District provides a full continuum of special education and related services for school age students. Special education services may include resource room, consultant teacher, special class placements and integrated settings. Related services may include speech/language therapy, counseling, services for the deaf and hearing impaired, physical therapy and occupational therapy.

Parents/Guardians who suspect that their child may have an educational disability and require special education services may initiate a referral by submitting a signed request for a special education evaluation to the building principal or the Executive Director of Special Education, 145 Merle Avenue, Oceanside, NY 11572. For questions, you may call 678-1218 or 678-1219.

SPEECH AND LANGUAGE SERVICESSpeech and Language Services are provided by speech and language teachers to those children whose speech and language development is significantly delayed. In addition to mandated services for students determined to have a speech or language disability, children, according to priority needs and staffing availability, may be seen by the speech and language teacher for support and/or remediation in the following areas: listening skills, auditory processing skills, language development, expression of ideas, fluency, voice and articulation.

SECTION 504Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act provides for reasonable accommodations for students who have a mental or physical impairment which substantially limits one or more major life activities. Each school has a Section 504 Team, which is responsible for determining a student’s initial eligibility for accommodations and for periodically reviewing the student’s functioning to determine ongoing needs. Parents/Guardians who suspect their child may have a disability that requires Section 504 accommodations should submit a signed referral to the building principal. Questions about Section 504 and appeals of Section 504 decisions should be directed to the Executive Director of Special Education, 145 Merle Avenue, Oceanside, NY 11572. For questions, you may call 678-1218 or 678-1219.

ENRICHMENT/GIFTED EDUCATIONProject Extra, the district’s elementary Enrichment/Gifted Education program for identified students in grades 4-6, provides engaging learning experiences to challenge students’ intellectual and creative abilities. The middle school Enrichment Program provides recommended students with an opportunity to study a specific subject in depth through research and exploration. Subjects include Research, Great Books, Art Enrichment, and Music Theory.

HOMEBOUND INSTRUCTIONHomebound instruction is provided to students who are temporarily unable to attend school because of injury or illness. A physician’s note is required. Applications should be made to the school nurse for grades K - 6 and the guidance counselor for grades 7 - 12.

ENLIn accordance with state regulations the district provides an English as a New Language Program to eligible students.

PUPIL PERSONNEL SERVICESOceanside Pupil Personnel Services are intended to help all students grow and develop emotionally as well as academically. Services are aimed at helping students make mature educational, vocational and social decisions, maintain physical and emotional well-being, and deal with individual problems.

SCHOOL COUNSELING SERVICESGuidance Counselors provide students an opportunity to discuss and explore their abilities, needs, difficulties, and aspirations. They are concerned with each student’s social and academic growth and adjustment in school and beyond. Counselors provide help to students in making school transitions, understanding career choices, selecting courses of study, exploring special programs, applying to colleges, and seeking additional supportive services when appropriate.

PSYCHOLOGICAL SERVICESSchool psychology focuses on the intellectual and emotional factors that influence a student’s learning process. One basic responsibility of a school psychologist is to help determine the reasons for a student’s difficulties in school. Psychologists provide assistance to pupils, parents, teachers, and administrators in efforts to address children’s learning and adjustment needs. Referrals to a school psychologist may be made by school personnel or parents through their principal or by directly contacting the school psychologist. Written parental consent is required for psychological counseling services.

SOCIAL WORK SERVICESSchool Social Workers assist students, families, and staff by offering consultations, visiting homes, providing group and individual counseling, making referrals to outside agencies when appropriate, and utilizing community resources.

THE ELEMENTARY HEALTH TEAMThe Oceanside School District is pleased to offer a comprehensive elementary health education program designed to help students develop healthy and productive behavior. In grades K-3, a social worker teaches students about personal safety and emotional well-being (SEL). Physical education teachers instruct 4th grade students on personal hygiene and fitness. Classroom teachers provide 5th grade students with lessons on the skills necessary to deal with issues of bullying. In 5th grade, students also are taught about puberty and their own physical development. Finally, in grade 6, social workers teach about the dangers of substance use.

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PTA/DISTRICT COMMITTEES

Arts in EducationThis organization co-funds artists in various fields who provide cultural enrichment and entertainment through creative and well-rounded performances in the schools.

Oceanside School District (OSD) Parent UniversityThis committee is comprised of parents and educators who develop seminars, workshops and speakers to provide education on relevant and current topics related to effective parenting for students at all grade levels. Event dates are listed on the district calendar.

Drug Advisory/Wellness Council (DAWC)This council acts in a regional advisory capacity on drug prevention and education. The council is comprised of members appointed by each PTA, including students, staff, parents and members of the community. Their purpose is to encourage the coordination of drug and alcohol abuse education materials and prevention programs within the district.

Technology Advisory CommitteeParents, teachers, administrators and community members work together to set goals, review hardware and software and develop appropriate staff training in the area of technology.

Team for Educational Articulation (TEA)Representatives from the district’s shared decision-making teams meet annually to share their successes and accomplishments.

COMMUNITY SUPPORT GROUPSOceanside High School Band Parents Association

The Band Parents Association exists to support the Oceanside High School MarchingBand through fundraising activities and attendance at the various musical competitionsin which the band is involved. Band Parents have also been instrumental in raising scholarships that have enabled students to further their interests and talents in music.

Department of Community Activities Advisory CommitteeThis Board-appointed committee advises the Community Activities director and the Board of Education as to the needs and interests of the community.

Buildings and Grounds Advisory CommitteeThis Board-appointed committee reviews buildings and grounds annually, reports findings concerning regular maintenance and makes recommendations on preventivemaintenance and capital projects.

PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATIONSPTA Program

The Parent-Teacher Associations in the Oceanside School District have enjoyed an excellent relationship within the district over the years that continues to prosper. The PTA has implemented many fine programs and events within the schools. In addition, the PTA has always demonstrated concern and dedication to the development of the

whole child through tireless efforts and interest in school district policy and proceed-ings. Each member’s gift of time is rewarded through his or her knowledge that PTA is contributing to the excellence in education that has long been a trademark of theOceanside Schools.

OCEANSIDE SCHOLARSHIP FUND

OSF offers need based scholarships to graduating seniors who reside in the Oceanside School District (public or private schools). Applications are available in the Oceanside High School Guidance Office (see due date below). Donations are appreciated anytime and may be mailed to: Oceanside Scholarship Fund, 3160 Skillman Avenue, Oceanside, NY 11572

President – Cookie Paczkowski ............................766-8910

Please email the committee at OceansideScholarshipFund@gmail.com

All meetings are at 7:00pm in the OHS Faculty LoungeSeptember 10, October 2, October 28-30 (Phone-A-Thon), November 25,

February 3, March 11, April 21 (Applications Due), May 11

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SCHOOL #6KINDERGARTEN CENTER

25 CASTLETON COURTLucille McAssey, Acting Principal..............594-2345, 2346

• Children who reach their fifth birthday on or before December 31st may be enrolled in Kindergarten for the school year commencing prior to that date.• Kindergarten registration begins October 15th for the following September.• Students attend from all the elementary home schools.• Parent Orientation occurs in winter as per the District Calendar.• Bus transportation is provided for eligible students.• A breakfast program is available from 7:45 am - 8:30 am (fee charged).• An Early Morning C.A.R.E.S. Program is available from 8:30 am - 9:30 am (fee charged).• Full-Day Kindergarten: 9:30 am - 3:30 pm

The Pre-K Program, located at School #6, offers both an educational and socialization experience for three and four-year old children. The program provides structured activities geared to each age level with an emphasis on readiness skills for the next phase of the children’s education. Activities are designed to appeal to all of the children’s senses — sight, sound, smell, taste and touch. The learning atmosphere is a positive one, enabling children to become well-adjusted in a school environment, establish a rapport with adults and peers and live and work together with respect within their Pre-K community. Each classroom is staffed by a New York State certified teacher along with a teacher’s aide. The children have access to an indoor and an outdoor playground, gym, library, kitchen, outdoor Nature Trail and Nature Center. Pre-K parents proudly participate in School #6’s PTA. A schedule of classes is available. For more information, please call 594-2345.

PRE-K PROGRAM

KINDERGARTEN

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Department of Community Activities (D.O.C.A.)125 Merle Avenue • 594-2336

The Department of Community Activities offers something for everyone, from pre-school children through senior citizens. There are health and self-improvement courses, programs for children with disabilities, holiday celebrations and community-wide projects which build community spirit and cooperation, making Oceanside a special place to live.

ADULT COURSES & PROGRAMSOur Continuing Education Program offers a wide range of interesting courses that

Morning and afternoon Kindergarten C.A.R.E.S. begins on Thursday, Sept. 5.Mornings: Monday-Friday 8:30-9:15 am—$100.

• Tuition is due per Payment Schedule which is available in the DOCA office. You may pay by check or money order made payable to Oceanside UFSD or ASK US ABOUT AUTO PAY!!

• NO bill will be sent and NO REMINDER CALLS will be made. Parents/Guardians are responsible for keeping their account up to date.

• Be aware of the pick-up schedule for which you have registered. An additional $25 charge will apply FOR EACH late pick-up occurrence.

• Please note that Monthly Tuition will not be adjusted due to illness, vacations or involvement in short term activities such as clubs, etc.

SUMMER PLAYGROUND PROGRAMThe Summer Playground Program is held for all Oceanside School District boys and

girls entering grades 1-9. The program starts in early July and runs through the middle of August. Hours are Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm for grades 1-6 and from 8:45 am to 1:45 pm for grades 7, 8 and 9. A Summer Playground Early Childhood Program for 3, 4 and 5 year olds is also conducted (please call for schedule). An extended playground program will operate from 8 am to 6 pm for children entering grades K-6. A registration fee is charged for each child participating in the programs.

Playground activities include: sports, games, arts and crafts, drama, music, special events, storytelling, tournaments, sprinkler time and various trips. Youngsters are invited to bring their lunch and stay the day. Pizza and ice cream will be available on various days which will be announced in advance.

C.A.R.E.S. MONTHLY TUITION FOR 2019-2020

C.A.R.E.S. PROGRAM ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: Daily snacks, arts and crafts, indoor/outdoor activities (soccer, basketball, races, etc.), cooking (age appropriate), movies, homework/storytime, quiet games.

Program begins on Tuesday, Sept. 3 for grades 1-6. Monthly fees are calculated based on the total number of days in the school year:

School Dismissal to 5 pm 1st Child Add’l Child3 Days: $107 $975 Days: $178 $160

School Dismissal to 6 pm 1st Child Add’l Child3 Days: $213 $1925 Days: $358 $322

C.A.R.E.S. PROGRAMChildren’s After-School Recreational, Educational and

Social Program C.A.R.E.S. is designed to meet children’s after-school needs in a professionally supervised and caring atmosphere. CHILDREN ARE TRANSPORTED from their home schools: #2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9E and from private schools by school bus to the C.A.R.E.S. site at School #6, located at 125 Merle Avenue. Caring certified teaching staff, including experienced instructors for specialty areas, conduct classes with an average ratio of 8 children per staff member.

SENIOR CITIZEN PROGRAM(Oceanside residents age 55 and older)

Location . . . . . . . . . . .Knights of Columbus Hall, Kenneth Place Day . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Tuesdays Time . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..11 am to 3 pm

Activities include bingo, card playing, table games, sing along, trips,entertainment, refreshments, holiday parties, plus surprises.

COMMUNITY SPORTSInformation about the following youth athletic organizations can be obtained by calling the Department of Community Activities at 594-2336.

Roller Hockey Soccer Girls’ Softball Lacrosse Ice Hockey Football Little League Baseball

reflect the vocational, cultural and recreational desires and needs of the community. Brochures are mailed each semester to all residents. Registration forms are included.

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OCEANSIDE LIBRARY OCEANSIDE COUNSELING CENTER, INC.

30 DAVISON AVENUETelephone 516-766-2360 – Fax 516-766-1895

www.oceansidelibrary.com

BOARD OF TRUSTEESDaniel Faust, Mary DiGiovanna, Patricia Roth, Ellen Sullivan

Thomas Beirne, Janet Pearsall, Richard Woods

Library Board meetings are held on the last Tuesday of each month.The public is invited.

All residents of the Oceanside School District who are registered tovote in Nassau County are encouraged to join the Library Association.

There are no dues. Association members elect the Library trustees.Oceanside School District residents vote on the Library budget annually.

STAFFDirector .........................Christina MarraHead of Reference ............Nadine Spano Admin. Asst. ..................Vivian MonacoChildren’s Services ...... Michelle Samuel

Asst. Director for Community Services ........ Tony IovinoTechnical Services ...... Joseph GenoveseYoung Adult Serv. ....Barbara Mickowski

HOURSWinter Hours Summer HoursSunday: (Sept – June) Noon - 5PM Sunday: Closed (Father’s Day - Labor Day)*Monday - Friday: 9:30AM - 9PM *Monday – Thursday: 9:30AM - 9PMSaturday: 9:30AM - 5PM Friday & Saturday: 9:30AM - 5PM

*STAFF DEVELOPMENT MEETINGS WILL BE HELD ON THE FIRST TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH LIBRARY HOURS 11AM – 8PM

HOLIDAY CLOSINGSAug 31 – Sept 2 Labor Day Weekend Sept 30 Rosh HashanahOct 8 Yom Kippur Eve – 1PM Oct 9 Yom Kippur Oct 14 Columbus Day Nov 11 Veterans Day Nov 27 Thanksgiving Eve – 5PMNov 28 Thanksgiving Day Dec 24 Christmas Eve – 1PM Dec 25 Christmas Day

Dec 31 New Year’s Eve – 1PM Jan 1 New Year’s DayJan 20 Martin Luther King, Jr. DayFeb 17 Presidents’ DayApril 8 Passover – 1PMApril 10 Good Friday – 1PMApril 12 Easter SundayMay 10 Mother’s DayMay 23 – 25 Memorial Day WeekendJuly 3 – 4 Independence Holiday

71 Homecrest Court, 2nd FloorTelephone 766-6283 • Fax 766-3705

oceansidecounselingcenter.com

A community agency servicing the social health needs of Oceanside residents. Services are offered in substance misuse and other problem areas.

SERVICESCOUNSELING – individual sessions – group counseling – specialized family component – significant other services – psychoeducation chemical dependency componentRECREATIONAL & SOCIAL Co-sponsored with Community Activities Department Night Program for

Youth at Middle School.EDUCATION – classroom and group presentations, raps, parent groups.CRISIS INTERVENTION – immediate or emergency situations.OUTREACH SERVICE – youth related projects in the community – youth recreational activitiesREFERRALS – to specialized professionals and agencies when appropriate, and to youth related

projects.HOURS – Monday through Thursday - 9 am to 9 pm Friday - 9 am to 4 pm Saturday - 9 am to 1 pm

Board meetings are held quarterly.

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SCHOOL #2FLORENCE A. SMITH SCHOOL

2745 TERRELL AVENUEERIN MARONE, PRINCIPAL - 678-7557 • 678-7558

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFGrade 1Shannon KeanRoseann SchillerSuzana SilvaGrade 2Joanne Costantino (ICT)Paul GinocchioTrisha Walsh (ICT)Grade 3Diane Celiberti (ICT)Debra CohenMary HegmannKaitlin Vidafar (ICT)Grade 4Jacqueline HughesLore SweglerMegan VotkeGrade 5Sue Hopp Deborah LoughmanCharles Phelan Grade 6Donna GalesLynda FahertyToni SundebergArtMarla PediENLMarissa Herman

Instructional SupportMary Kate FoleyAndrea MarzanoLisa MaleyCasey WalegirLibrary/MediaTBDMusicSteven DunnPatricia HamiltonMary NapolitanoPhysical EducationSean KeenanPsychologistMichelle Hertz, Ph.D.x8542Social WorkerDoreen Cronin, x7562Special EducationAmy RichLisa GeraceSuzanne ScullySpeechTara McEvoyTeaching & Learning CoachesSujata CibirkaAmy GigliobancoKathleen NicolettiWorld LanguagesKendra Di Maio

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ...................................................... Joanne FriedmanInstructional Asst ..................................................... LuAnn DelioSecy. to Principal .....................................................Nancy FoliseOffice Staff .................................................................. Ann NellerNurse, x7559 ................................................. Sharon Hughes, RNHead Custodian ...............................................Jovanny Rodriguez

SCHOOL #3OAKS SCHOOL

2852 FORTESQUE AVENUEBETH-ANN CASTIELLO, PRINCIPAL - 678-7564 • 678-7565

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFGrade 1Jill CombsColleen KaufmanKaren PhuaAlisha TricaricoDanielle WelnerGrade 2Nancy CaponeVictoria RafterWendy RossbergGrade 3Stacey PekorMichele ReillyDawn SharpeGrade 4Jackie BargielToni-Ann SellittoStacey StarkWendy WeinsteinGrade 5Stacey GreenfieldToni OlivieroChristina OlsonDanielle StubbsGrade 6Kelly MarzocchiMichael PalermoTina PumoKristine RyanArtAlison StevensENLAileen Monks

Instructional SupportMaria GalloKerri McCannonAlison MunroNancy ReillyLibrary/MediaMary LaVignaMusicBruce BiderJenna WittermanMary WalkerMegan ZarchyPhysical EducationJoseph BoninMichael JanoskoPsychologistDr. Joann VaccaroSocial WorkerOlivia CariddiSpecial EducationTina JohnsonStacey LanzettaAllison MorrisDaniella WermanRenee ZeberskySpeechMarie HealeyWorld LanguagesRosa Martinez

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ..................................................... Michele CadoganInstructional Asst. .................................................Anne SaccenteSecy. To Principal ...............................................Kellie McCarthyOffice Staff .............................................................................TBDNurse, x7566 ................................................... Kelly Driggers, RNHead Custodian .....................................................................TBD

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ...........................................................Beth PantaleoInstructional Asst. ............................................ Kathleen DuignanSecy. to Principal ............................................. Mary Ellen CallanOffice Staff .............................................................. Kim PeckhamNurse, x7574, Fax 678-8590 ..........................Selena Wolters, RNHead Custodian, 678-2363 ................................... Kenneth Bruce

SCHOOL #4SOUTH OCEANSIDE ROAD SCHOOL

3210 OCEANSIDE ROADJOANNA KLETTER, PRINCIPAL - 678-7581 • 678-7582

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFGrade 1Mary Ann FormisanoJillian MustichGrade 2Alison LeoneStacey MaddenAmy SimonGrade 3Kerri GreisheimerJanet OtisGrade 4Linda McGrathJami RosarioGrade 5Mary RalphIlyse SilversteinGrade 6Susan BrunoKaren FlynnArtJean Marie ToyENLDanielle Guerra

Instructional SupportSusan ComerfordMary Beth CoyneLibrary/MediaStephanie OgnibeneDawn FunaroMusicRobert CiuffoMargaret GruberFrank ManiscalcoPhysical EducationRobert RovegnaPsychologistDr. Lori BorelliSocial WorkerJacqueline Horcher, x2726Special EducationJill AndersonDominique AndruszkiewczJennifer BelmonteChristine DinolfoHeather SafoSpeechStephanie CooganMary PriestonWorld LanguagesTBD

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SCHOOL #5NORTH OCEANSIDE ROAD SCHOOL

2440 NORTH OCEANSIDE ROADSCOTT BULLIS, PRINCIPAL - 678-7585 • 678-7586

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFGrade 1Shannon FogelbergAngela GomezLeslie MatthewsChristine RoccoGrade 2Kathie KellyAlyssa MaltzMariana MillsGrade 3Deana MarescaJaclyn SigonaVictoria TrumGrade 4Elisabetta BavaroMary Ruth MaguireTracy MalpigliGrade 5Ramona D’AulisaDr. Anthony MarinoJeanne MenoutisKristin SteaGrade 6Kelly HalpernJoan KeeganEda MartinCaroline Mohiuddin

ArtCristina FerraraENLCristina DeDomenicoAileen MonksInstructional SupportJillian Edelman, T.A.Allison KamletMelissa LucasLibrary/MediaHeidi BurnsMusicBruce BiderSteven DunnPatricia HamiltonGlenn WeissPhysical EducationJames GillisMichael JanoskoPsychologistEmily BogartSocial WorkersNicole CaputoSpecial EducationKristin DiNoiaMariellen CuevasJaclyn Tobin, T.A.SpeechJill SchubertWorld LanguagesEvan Maroudas

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ........................................................Laurie FranconeInstructional Asst. ......................................... Barbara BeauchesneSecy. to Principal .............................................Maureen BacciottiOffice Staff ........................................................ Colleen StrianeseNurse .................................................... Bernadette Bigansky, RNHead Custodian ...................................................... Robert Moore

SCHOOL #6KINDERGARTEN CENTER25 CASTLETON COURT

LUCILLE McASSEY, ACTING PRINCIPAL - 594-2345 • 594-2346INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Beth BarbakoffErica ChasanElisa DunhamElaine EckersJeanette FaccioDanielle Gaitings

Dawn GoldbergMarlene KiescheKerry KnoxDenise LaRosaCindy LinesKim Macca

Maria NultyMelanie OrlandoKristen PickettTheresa RyanKerri SchrammRobin Tarrash

CLASSROOM AIDESMaryann AckelsbergPat BragaMary BreinerNicole CaputoAnnmarie CozziNatalie Esposito

Rosa MaggioPauline MaherVeronica MartinezTheresa MonioudisLisa PepePaula Poveromo

Lynne SlottDeborah SpotoColleen StrianeseJesse VelezMichele Worley

PRE-K CENTERINSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Maria CantoneStephanie CoonsChristina Peruffo

Bianca CiprianoAngela RyanLisa Santiago

CLASSROOM AIDESDonna BruzzoMary ChaissonAlly Chiu

Heather CorrielLisa CruzKelley Davis-Malde

Loren GrafJennifer SilversteinHollie Tommasino

Library Aide ..................................................... Paulette CorcoranENL ......................................................................Dee MartellucciOccupational Therapists .................Vera Gallagher, Vivian LobelPsychologist 678-7599 ................................................Laura BradyReading Teachers ..................................................Gwyn SolomonSMILES Lab Aide ................................. Ally Chiu, Tara StromerSocial Worker 594-2356 ...........................................Greer Slovin Special Education ..........................................Heathyr Greenberg,......................................................Kaitlyn Ward, Robin WittlederSpeech .............................................. Carina Dillon, Karen Traver

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ............................................................Beth SporingInstructional Assistant ..........................................Andi WeinbergSecy. to Principal ........................................................Patty GuidaOffice Staff ............................................................. Laura BoucherNurse, x2347, Fax 678-7330 ................................. Susan HemsleyHead Custodian, x7596 .......................................... Mike Rossello

SCHOOL #5

SCHOOL #6

Sharon VilchezKathy WeinbergWendy Woods

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SCHOOL #8FULTON AVENUE SCHOOL

3252 FULTON AVENUEDR. FRANK ZANGARI, PRINCIPAL

678-8503 • 678-8504INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Grade 1Beth DavisDawn LynchPaula St. AubinJillian WeismanGrade 2Kaitlyn GambelAlison OkunMichael SantistebanGrade 3Stephanie CookJaclyn GaulrappCaitlin VerityGrade 4Christine BlakeJennifer CasconeJennifer D’AmelioGrade 5Laura CassarTerry HarrisMegan LewitinGrade 6Ivy CibranoNicole ClearyDebra HermanArtKristen DiDioENLBetsy WeinmanInstructional SupportEmilie Kaufman-WoodyRobyn Lionetti, T.A.Melissa SellitiMaggie StinesTara Cohen, T.A.

Library/MediaHeidi Gourley Burns x8507MusicNicole HaglundJenna WittermanMegan ZarchyPhysical EducationRyan LucasPsychologistDr. Natalia Rappa, x8509Social WorkerSusan KeilsonSpecial EducationAlisa RothSpeechCaron MargolinWorld LanguagesPeppy Vainstein-Goren

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ......................................................Barbara BenedettiInstructional Asst. ................................................... Diane CascinoSecy. to Principal ...................................................Diane MarshallOffice Staff .............................................................. Diane O’KeefeNurse, x8505 ................................................ Grace Impastato, RNHead Custodian ...............................................................Ed Loftus

SCHOOL #9EWALTER S. BOARDMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

170 BEATRICE AVENUEJOSH MCPHERSON, PRINCIPAL - 678-8510 • 678-8511

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFFGrade 1Lori Anne ForthoferDana MoltisantiGrade 2Amanda IemmaClare MoranGrade 3Eileen BensenDanielle ChieraKiera O’HaraGrade 4Elizabeth CooperJennifer SelhornJessica ShuldinerGrade 5Susan FrankJennifer WhyteGrade 6Karen HannonChristine RosenbergArtTBDENLGina RomeoKourtney Proske

Instructional SupportLaura SmithRosalia VecchioStephanie WilliamsLibrary/MediaMary LaVigna x 8517Luisa LariMusicErin DegnanRobert CiuffoFrank ManiscalcoPhysical EducationJennifer McGrathPsychologistKristin Petrino, Ext. 8516Social WorkerBetzaida NievesSpecial EducationAileen CareyNicole HattenrathMelanie PosporelisTBDSpeechJamie GoldbandWorld LanguagesJanene Garcia

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ............................................................. Gail AlazrakiInstructional Asst. .................................................. Paula CimagliaSecy. To Principal ................................................... Annette FerrisOffice Staff ...............................................................Linda AmbortNurse, x8514 ...................................................Carol Garofalo, RNHead Custodian, x8528 ..........................................................TBD

SCHOOL #9MOCEANSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL

186 ALICE AVENUEDR. ALLISON GLICKMAN-ROGERS, PRINCIPAL -

678-8518 • 678-8520MICHELLE MASTRANDE, DAMIAN TRUM, ASSISTANT PRINCIPALS -

678-8518INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

ArtDenise NicholasFrancine RossanoAndrea SmithCreative CodingMichelle RinaldiELA/ReadingDr. Beth Zirogiannis, Dir.Janice HarringtonJoe LaTorreAlexandra ManganoLisa MullaheyJennifer RolloCathy RossoKathleen SmithKayla ToscanoBrian WeinsteinENLAmy RandKourtney ProskeFamily & ConsumerSciencesTheresa BonaimoElizabeth SeidnerGuidance CounselorsDeirdre BroderickRoseanne DalyKathleen DunneRobert HelmrichHealthTrish MaguireJoe RisolaHearing ImpairedMelissa MelissinosLibrary/MediaJeanmarie Johnson, LibraryMedia SpecialistLeah SchirmerVelisha SimmsMathematicsTara Mauer, Dir.Daniel ArtKrista CaraccioloKristin CountessJohn Heron

Jenna HoelzerAllison KryderAlexandra VollaroStephanie ZerilliMusicStephen Martin, CoordinatorNoah GlassVincent FontanettaPatricia JohnsonGeraldine LekhwaniKevin WeibleyPhysical EducationJaime ConnollyLyle HerschJohn MessinaMarianna WinchesterPsychologistsDr. Danielle AuriemmaDr. Marc MetzgerScienceDr. Matthew Christiansen, Dir.Rosaria NaughtonGregory GiulianiDavid NudlemanAdriana O’BrienRobert PittmanMichael KellyJeanette VitaleSofia VoutsinasScience ResearchBrian EllisSocial StudiesMitch Bickman, Dir.Laura BauerStephanie BragmanMichael DeMarcoJoseph KachubaStephen MelishZachary RichterEdward RisenerEric SimonsonSocial WorkerLynsey Wolfson

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#9M Staff (Continued)

Special EducationDr. Kristin Lamparello, Dir.Danielle AndrenoStephanie BerkowitzJoyce BlockRachel DiPasqualeMegan LaMarcaJennifer PaganoWendy RitholzShannon SimpsonEric VanEronSpeechIna LeventhalLori MartinezTechnologyDamian Trum, SupervisorLauren SeminatoreAndrea SmithFrancine Rossano

Visually ImpairedKelly MilellaWorld LanguagesDr. David Rose, Dir.Amy Brown-RandChristina Castilla-LysonJanene GarciaRichard GennaAbigail HijarSibo KangElizabeth LevengoodGina Romeo-SmithSuzanne Valeriano

SUPPORT STAFFAdmin. Asst. ................................................................Dolly BhattSecy. To Principal ......................................................Debbie BohaMain Office Staff ........................ Angela Sabety, Karen CelestinoGuidance Office Staff x 8523,8524 .......................... Debra Finley,.................................................................................... Eileen SelzerLibrary x8544 ...........................................................Chris BertramNurse x8526 ..........................................................Colleen ElbaumActing Head Custodian ........................................Robert Tessitore

SCHOOL #7OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL3160 SKILLMAN AVENUE

PRINCIPAL, 678-7526, 7527 .....................GERALDINE A. DE CARLOASSOC. PRINCIPAL, (A-K), 678-5402 ........................ KEITH MEKEELASSOC. PRINCIPAL, (L-S), 678-8531 .......................JOELLE MAZUNASSOC. PRINCIPALDIRECTOR OF GUIDANCE, 678-7539 .................DR. PAUL GUZZONE

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

ArtRobert Brase, Dir., x1220Maria AnisanselJennifer BonillaDanielle CasquarelliKristin GeminoNanci NigroKathryn ThielBusiness MarketingMitchell Bickman, Dir., x7532Erica DzwlewiczMaria FloodMichael LowreyDigital Technology and CommunicationsSuzanne Dwyer, Dir., 3435Audrey MillerEnglishDr. Beth Zirogiannis, Dir., x8568Yornell AguiarDonna CaietJanet CavagnaroMichelle DeJoseJennifer FrascaClaire GroganBonnie HennessyKathleen HoldenMichael HowleyIrene KossarisAndrea LevineStephen MinorFrank NappiAileen O’ConnellJoseph PerriEvelyn PineiroIsabella Portoghese-NordinErin RosenkranzJanet SchuelleinTimothy WatkinsEngineering Technology Dept.Dr. Matthew Christiansen, Dir., 594-2359

John LaCasciaSean MichelFamily & ConsumerSciences Tara Mauer, Dir., 9-12 x8567Helen DixonJulianne KurBarbara VoreHealth EducationJeff Risener, Dir., x7530Kaitlyn DiLapiSara DowlerDawn HowardLibrary/MediaExt. 7534Christine SartoryMathematicsTara Mauer, Dir., x8567Rita ByrnesKristin CombsLisa ComunielloMichael ComunielloKimberly EppsSherryl GarryYves Jean-PierreEileen KellyCarlo QuagliataLisa RanneklevMichelle RinaldiRocio SaboridoSharri SandlerJames SmithNeil SullivanSusan TantleffNancy XavierMusicRobert Brase, Dir., x1220Laura GalloLynne GarciaGeorge GrossmanAlexandrina LeahuStephanie StagnittaMichael Vetter

New Horizons/Career Prep.Stephanie Matina, Coord., x5116Occupational TherapistTBDPhysical EducationJeff Risener, Dir., x7530Brian BarbacciaKaitlyn DiLapiDawn HowardClaire JohnsonAllenby LysonMichael PostilioEvelyn SweeneyScienceDr. Matthew Christiansen, Dir., 594-2359Danielle BlockMaureen BodkinBrian EllisBreanne ElsesserAlison GallanteJohn GangiMark GaryHeather HallChris HarkinsLinda HorowitzMark KaplanRobert KileyLisa MehrTory PalazzoloJosephine PrestigiacomoFrank RugoloMatthew SheinkopfCecily TrenkaDaniel WolfsonJeanette WolfsonEvan YoungAllison ZarnochJessica ZimaSocial StudiesMitchell Bickman, Dir., x7532Robert BlountMichael BrunoDeanna ConfredoKen DwyerGerard GambardellaJoshua HickeyJulianne HorowitzGavin KalnerKaren KosakoffTalia MaddenJason ManningJennifer McCabe

Julia NappiTodd NussenLori PattonPeter SteinLaura TrongardPatrick TurkChristine ValentinoJennifer WolfeJeremy ZylbertSpecial EducationStephen Moran, x7551 Dir. HS Special EducationKevin CarlockMichael CeccoliVeronica ChabackDana FerraraLori GambardellaLaura GarelickJanelle GiannettaDenise KlodzinskiChristine LaneTara LerchNicole MartinekRalph Montera, Jr.Elizabeth SarliJennifer SmithStudent ProjectsCoordinatorPatrick Turk, x7546Speech & LanguageCheryl ErnstLuisa JohnsonAmy RaimondiTara TynanWorld Languagesand ENLDr. David Rose, Dir., x7533Bridgett AmthorRochelle BrandwinJanet CavagnaroFrancisca D’AgostinoKelly GeorgeJennifer GoldsteinRabbi Uri GorenChristina LangElizabeth LevengoodAngelo MustoErin PatelNirmala RamsaranYa Feng TsaoPatricia ValerianoGiselle Vargas

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ATTENDANCE COUNSELOR Ext. 7539Tricia Pizzo

#7 GUIDANCE STAFFDr. Paul Guzzone, Dir., x7539Ext. 7537Jayne GordonRenee LochridgeMindy StecklowCarla StillwellAdam UtrechtExt. 7540Kevin CarbonettiLisa FazioJohn MaddenJaclyn Sileo

INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANTS Ext. 7535, 7554Suzanne Dwyer, Dir., x3435

Leanne ChristelJennifer DoraneEileen MalinLisa Saracino

PSYCHOLOGISTS Ext. 7542Steven LambrosAndrew LandersNina Weisenreder

SOCIAL WORKERS Ext. 7542Roslyne JohnsonEsther Rosario-Castillo

STUDENT DEANS Ext. 7529Anthony CaiazzaTBD

SUPPORT STAFFPrincipal’s Office, x7526, 7527Secy. to Principal ...................................................Maryann NashMain Office, x7526, 7527 ..........Piera Starna, Sharon Castellano,...................................................................... Jennifer SammartanoDirector of Guidance Dr. Paul Guzzone’s Office, x7539 ...................................................... Leslie RaymondAssociate Principal Guzzone’s Office, x7539 ........ Leslie RaymondAssociate Principal Mekeel’s Office, x5402 ...... Mary DiGiovannaAssociate Principal Mazun’s Office, x8531 ..............Robbin AielloSecy. for Guidance, x7537, 7538 ...............................Carol FasanoSecy. for Guidance, x 7540 .............................. Rosemary TraversoSecy. for Psychology/Social Work, x7542 .......... Carol MastropieriRegistrar, x7541 ........................Danielle Roemer, Beth RosenthalAttendance, x8532 .............................................................. T.B.D.Deans’ Office, x7529 .................................Maureen Kelly-MurraySpecial Education, x7551 ............................................ Janet CreggNurses, x7549, 7550 .................................. Maribeth Murphy, RN, ..........................................................................Diane O’Brien, RNPhysical Ed./Athletics, x7530 ......................................Janet MarksStudent Activities, x7546 ..................................... Laura SteinbergMath Resource Room, x8567 .......................Jennifer McGuinnessSocial Studies Resource Room, x7532 ...................Marianne CurlLibrary, x7534 ....................................................... Michele Ladner Homebound, 594-2360 .................................................. Dina PepeEnglish Resource Room, x8568 .................Marianne SammartanoWorld Languages & ENL Res. Rm., x7533 ............... Jill BonacasaScience Resource Room, 594-2359 ..............................Carol FestaCafeteria Operations Mgr., x7548 ......................... Jane BlackburnHead Custodian, x7545 ..........................................James Brennan

OCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL CASTLETON145 MERLE AVENUE, THIRD FLOOR, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

DR. BRENDON MITCHELL, PRINCIPAL - 678-7593

INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF

Academic SupportMargie GilbertArtKristin GeminoCareer PrepStephanie MatinaEnglishFrances GillespieMathJared StolerPhysical EducationMichael Janosko

ScienceChris HarkinsJames ScannellSocial StudiesJacqueline NerneyPeter SteinSpecial EducationDana FerraraMichael RadiconeWorld LanguageSibo Kang

SUPPORT STAFFSecy. to Principal, x7593, 7594 .............................Terrie FinneranInstructional Assistant ..........................................Andi WeinbergSecurity Monitor ......................................................Joan ManninoNurses, 594-2347 ............................................Susan Hemsley, RN

PUPIL PERSONNEL STAFFGuidance CounselorCarla StillwellPsychologistDr. Kristi Geissler

Social WorkerAngelica Zambrano

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OCEANSIDE COUNCIL OF PTAs145 Merle Avenue, Oceanside NY 11572

Unless noted, Round Table Meetings are at 7:00pm andCouncil Meetings are at 8:00pm, both in the OHS Library.

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 17 .........PTA Presidents Round Table/Council MeetingOctober 22 ..............PTA Legislation Meeting OHS Cafeteria 7 PM November 18 ..........PTA Presidents Round Table/Council Meeting December 9 .......................PTA Presidents/Principals Dinner 7 PMJanuary 27 ..............PTA Presidents Round Table/Council MeetingMarch 2 ..................PTA Presidents Round Table/Council MeetingApril 6 ....................PTA Presidents Round Table/Council Meeting

OHS Cafeteria June 8 .....................................................PTA Council Dinner 7 PM June 15 ..................................................................Calendar Meeting

PTA COUNCIL EXECUTIVE BOARDPresident Jaime Martinetion ............ 662-9310 (C) Jmrtntn@gmail.comPast President Marie Pette ..........................661-2716 (C) Mpette79@aol.comVice President Patricia Abela .............. 917-991-4001 (C) Patriciabelapta4@gmail.comCorresponding Secretary Tara Stromer ...............917-921-5669 (C) Tstromerpta@aol.comRecording Secretary Laura Lisi ..................... 917-562-2147 (C) ljlisi@icloud.com Treasurer Anne Donohoe .......... 917-407-2141 (C) donohoeanne@hotmail.comTeacher Advisors Michael DeMarco mdemarco@oceansideschools.org Counselor Dr.Allison Glickman-Rogers ...678-8518Advisor Dr. Phyllis Harrington .............678-1215Arts in Education/PARP TBD ........................................................BOE Liaison Herb Pitkowsky ................. 376-7981 (C) Blood Drive Karen Polito ...................... 510-2356 (C)Buildings & Grounds Laura Lisi .................... 917-562-2147 (C)Bylaws/Procedures Kathy Steiger .....................594-1870 (H)DAWC Herb Pitkowsky ................. 376-7981 (C) Dawn Delirium Debbie Cohen ................... 779-7312 (C)Honorary Life Membership Patricia Abela ............. 917-991-4001 (C)Legislation Jaime Martinetion ............ 662-9310 (C)Nutrition Tammy Livingston .............965-8726 (C)Parent University Herb Pitkowsky ................. 376-7981 (C)Reflections Tara Brasch ....................... 263-2261 (C) Kimberly Moran ............... 644-1077 (C)Scholarship Sarah Mazeika ...................305-0326 (C)School and Community Sandie Schoell ...................766-0381 (H)Staff Dev Policy Board Marie Pette ........................661-2716 (C)Technology and Information Laura Lisi .................... 917-562-2147 (C)

SEPTA (Special Education Parent Teacher Association)

145 MERLE AVE, OCEANSIDE NY 11572www.septaoceanside.com

Facebook – Oceanside SEPTA

MEETINGS & WORKSHOPS 2019-2020September 9 (#3) • October 29 (#5) • November 25 (#4)

January 28 (#6) • February 11 (#5) • March 31 (#7)April 22(#8) • June 3(#5)

President Abby Blaum ................. 516-924-7413 (C) Ajw2678@aol.comPast President Maureen Greco-Blois.........516-298-2675 Maureengrecoblois@gmail.comVice President / Membership Maureen Greco-Blois.. 516-298-2675 (C) Maureengrecoblois@gmail.comTreasurer Stacy Lanzetta lanzettasepta@gmail.comCorresponding Secretary Danielle Centofranchi daniellecentofranchi@gmail.comRecording Secretary Rebecca Circo ................. (347) 309-9130 Rcang320@gmail.comVice President / Ways and Means Karen Bacarri KBacarri@gmail.comAdvisor Dr. Tina Smith ................. 678-7551(W) TSmith@oceansideschools.orgTeacher Delegates: Elementary tba ........................................................... Middle School tba ........................................................... High School tba ...........................................................

Oceanside SEPTA (the Special Education Parent Teacher Association) is an organization whose members include: parents, caregivers, teachers, and therapists of exceptional children as well as other staff and members of the Oceanside School community. We sponsor workshops, speakers and events about a variety of issues and concerns of exceptional students and their families and their inclusion in our community. We keep abreast of recent educational legislation that affects our students. Anyone connected to the Oceanside school district is encouraged to join.

Our mission is to provide a resource for information applicable to a wide variety of exceptional children through presentations, workshops and the Internet; to improve communication between parents, school staff and administration; to be involved in decisions affecting exceptional children in the school community; and to educate and sensitize the Oceanside School community to children who are differently-abled.

Oceanside SEPTA has a resource library, of books, DVD’s and videos about many subjects ranging from Special Education to therapy and Gifted Education, located in the district office. Anyone connected to the Oceanside school district is encouraged to join. Visit our website at www.septaoceanside.com to access information and connect with other parents and teachers through our bulletin board.

SCHOOL #2 PTAFLORENCE A. SMITH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL2745 TERRELL AVE., OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 12, 7 pm • October 15, 7 pm • November 21, 7 pm

January 9, 7 pm • February 6, 7 pm March 12, NOMINATIONS, 7 pm

April 7, ELECTIONS, 7 pm • May 28, 7 pm

Co-Presidents Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C) CSal11@optonline.net Kimberly Wynne .................642-2470 (C) kimberlyedolan@gmail.com Past Co-President Andrea Breger ...................... 425-2312 (C) andreabreg@hotmail.com1st Vice Presidents Danielle Canone ..................492-5857 (C)(Membership) DCanone74@gmail.com Patrisha Storch-Valentino ..... 967-1708 (C) pnvalentino@gmail.com2nd Vice Presidents Tara Boyd .............................721-9859 (C)(Arts in Education) tass738305@aol.com Carrine Molite .....................661-8523 (C) carrine@carrinemolite.com3rd Vice Presidents Jessica Curley ........................ 528-3871 (C)(Fundraising) jlc113076@yahoo.com Lorie Dawson ....................... 315-1649 (C) lola1105@msn.comCorresponding Sec’y MaryJayne Graci .......... (347) 408-7516 (C) mage.graci@gmail.comRecording Sec’y Terri Zielenski ......................330-4939 (C) terrikz@hotmail.comTreasurer Danielle Tocci ......................426-8063 (C) DaniellTocci@optonline.netDelegates to Council Lisa Ewashko ...............(917) 364-1535 (C) Lewashko@yahoo.com Melissa Sheremeta ................807-3556 (C) Melissasheremeta@aol.comFaculty Advisors Roseann Schiller ..................678-7557 (O) Amy Corso ...........................678-7557 (O)Counselor Erin Marone .........................678-7557 (O)Back to School BBQ Stephanie Pepe ..................... 582-2812 (C) Maria Vitale ................. (917) 572-6680 (C) Blood Drive Lauren Carrozzo ................... 633-2192 (C)Book Fair Melissa Auletti ...................... 652-2219 (C)Box Tops Jeananne Alexander ............. 512-4443 (C)Bylaws/Procedures Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C) Kimberly Wynne ..................642-2470 (C)Committee at Large Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C)DAWC TBA ...........................................................Dinner/Dance Nicole Naughton ..................526-2678 (C) Elizabeth Schachtel .............. 474-0278 (C)Fall Festival Sara Geller ............................ 770-0967 (C) Stephanie Pepe ..................... 582-2812 (C)

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SCHOOL #3 PTAOAKS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

2852 FORTESQUE AVENUE, OCEANSIDE, N.Y. 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 3 (Breakfast Meeting), 8:15 am October 3, 7:00 pm • January 14, 2 pm

April 2, 7 pm • June 2, 7 pmAll meetings are held in the Cafeteria

Co-Presidents: Jennifer Carboy .................547-5880 (C) Jenyc430@aol.com Monique Cretella ........ 917-731-1518 (C) mcretellapta@gmail.comPast President Kelly Lehner ......................655-3979 (C) kellylpta@gmail.com1st VP Membership Tiffinie Hemsley ................852-2655 (C) them1225@yahoo.com2nd VP Ways & Means Kim Moran ........................ 644-1077 (C) Kmoranmusic@outlook.com3rd VP Events/AIE Cheryl Murphy ............917-575-9208 (C) Cwoz16@yahoo.com Ann Feldman ............. 914-330-3024 (C) annfeldman44@gmail.comCorresponding Secretary Lauren Palmeri .................. 499-4914 (C) LYPalmeri@gmail.comRecording Secretary Amy Shaberman ..........917-287-7459 (C) Aer142@gmail.comTreasurer Tina Sasso ..........................840-0302 (C) tinasasso@gmail.comDelegates to Council Stacy Seltzer .......................643-2400 (C) sseltzer57@aol.com Virginia Marmol ..........917-620-4706 (C) marmol.virginia@gmail.comTeacher Delegate Marie Healy ............................. 678-7564Faculty Advisors Kristine Ryan ........................... 678-7564 Stacey Stark ............................. 678-7564Counselor Beth Castiello .......................... 678-7564Grade Representatives1st Grade Tiffinie Hemsley ...............852-2655 (C)2nd Grade Rana Heeralall ............. 917-371-7685 (C)3rd Grade Jackie Schramm ................ 313-9462 (C)4th Grade Tara Brasch ........................263- 2261(C)5th Grade Stacey Korman ..................543-4567 (H)6th Grade Michelle Antonucci .......... 749-6705 (C)Committee ChairsAcorn Gail Beyrer ........................532- 3269 (C)Apparel Pam Soto ............................318-1872 (C) Maggie Goodwin ............... 316-4253 (C)Blood Drive Annemarie Robley .............312-1750 (C)BOE District Liaison Stacy Steinberg ...................456-7176 (C)Book Fair Stacy Henderson ......... 917-519-7061 (C) Jessica Salonia ..............917-576-2024 (C)Box Tops Ann Feldman ............. 914-330-3024 (C)Bulletin Boards Sharyn Mlawski ................. 356-0713 (C)By-Laws Tara Brasch ........................263-2261 (C)

DAWC Amy Shaberman ..........917-287-7459 (C)Dinner/Parents Night Out Erica Cottrell ......................351-6629(C) Abby Blaum ........................924-7413 (C) Tina Sasso ..........................840-0302 (C)Ecology Terri Azouz .........................376-5721 (C)Family Fun and Fitness Tiffinie Hemsley ...............826-2655 (C) Robin Strong ..............646-708-4696 (C) Virginia Marmol ..........917-620-4706 (C)Family Reading Night Tina Sasso ..........................840-0302 (C) Roberta Siegelson ...............510-3813 (C)Flag Day Stacey Seltzer .....................643-2400 (C)Good Deeds Done Kimberly Moran ................ 644-1077 (C)Historian Gail Beyrer .........................532-3269 (C)Legislation Kimberly Moran ................ 644-1077 (C)Life Membership Maggie Goodwin ............... 316-4253 (C) Tara Brasch .......................263-2261 (C) Tiffinie Hemsley ................852-2655(C)Lunchtime Club Roberta Siegelson ...............510-3813 (C)Middle School Liaison Stacy Seltzer ......................643-2400 (C)Nutrition Executive BoardOak Tree Times Amy Shaberman ..........917-287-7459 (C)PARP Stacey Steinberg..................456-7176 (C) Kristen O’Brien .......... 917-282-4695 (C) Julia Konovalyuk ...............849-7057 (C) Danielle Bonin ..................998-5470 (C)Parent University Jackie Schramm ................. 313-9462 (C)Picture Day Rana Heeralall ............. 917-371-7685 (C) Kelly Lehner ......................655-3979 (C)Pie Sale Suzanne Wolff .................. 242-7437 (C)Plant Sale Maggie Goodwin ............... 316-4253 (C)Reflections Tara Brasch ........................263-2261 (C) Kimberly Moran ................ 644-1077 (C)Scholarship Sarah Mazeika ...................305-0326 (C)School #6 Liaison Tiffinie Hemsley ................852-2655 (C)School #3 T-Shirts Kristin O’Brien........... 917-282-4695 (C) Olga Maldonado-Gaccione 543-5297 (C)School Spirit Stephanie Bier ...................567-5423 (C)School Supply Packs Kristin O’Brien........... 917-282-4695 (C)Senior Connection TBA ........................................................SEPTA Abby Blaum ......................924-7413 (C)Shared Decision Making Team Joseph Cavanaugh ............ 382-4126 (C) Kristen Manis ....................987-4237 (C)Staff Appreciation Lunch Stacy Henderson ......... 917-514-7061 (C) Beth Kowalski .....................766-6161 (H)Valet Jeannine Parker ................. 608-5176 (H)Welcome Committee Robin Strong ..............646-708-4696 (C)6th Grade Committee Rana Heralall .............. 917-371-7685 (C) Marie Pette..........................661-2716 (C) Stephanie Bier ...................567-5423 (C) Annmarie Robley ...............312-1750 (C) Annette Dalton ................. 300-3170 (C) Michelle Antonucci ........... 749-6705 (C) Christie Lockwood ............458-6627 (C) Kelly Lehner ......................655-3979 (C)

Family Fun & Fitness Carrine Molite .....................661-8523 (C)Flag Day Tara Boyd .............................721-9859 (C) Fun Day Erin DeCandio ............ (917) 682-9857 (C) Carl Geiger ...........................442-2593 (C)Grade Level Directory Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C)Holiday Boutique Jodi Giudice .................(718) 614-6136 (C) Honorary Life Carrine Molite .....................661-8523 (C) Danielle Canone ..................492-5857 (C)Hospitality Terri Zielenski ......................330-4939 (C)Juvenile Protection Danielle Canone ..................492-5857 (C)Kidstuff Danielle Canone ..................492-5857 (C) Kindergarten Liaison/Brk Vanessa Bozek ............. (917) 691-7356 (C)Legislation Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C)Nutrition/Health Cindy Breitman ........... (917) 225-0018 (C) OMS Liaison Stacey Mainland ...................594-0492 (C)PARP Lorie Dawson ....................... 315-1649 (C)Parent University Georgia Penn ............... (347) 512-8870 (C)Picture Day Patricia Storch-Valentino ...... 967-1708 (C)Plant Sale Melissa Lullo ........................ 312-9543 (C)Reflections Barbara Berman ...................286-9887 (C) Jennifer Coyle .............. (917) 626-6246 (C)RIF Andrea Breger ...................... 425-2312 (C)Scholarship Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C)School Spirit Week Christina Abrams .................680-6321 (C)SEPTA Liaison TBA ...........................................................Shared Decision Making Joanna Leston....................... 987-2601 (C) Melissa Sheremeta ................807-3556 (C)Spirit Wear Danielle Canone ..................492-5857 (C) Danielle Tocci ......................426-8063 (C)Staff Appreciation Melissa Sheremeta ................807-3556 (C) Lisa Ewashko ...............(917) 364-1535 (C)Thanksgiving Pie Sale Colleen Blackford ................205-8460 (C) Jessica Curley ........................ 528-3871 (C) 2’s News TBA ...........................................................Valentine’s Boutique Antonia Gunder...................395-9084 (C)Wrapping Paper Lorie Dawson ....................... 315-1649 (C)6th Grade Fundraising Bonnie Radef .......................297-3295 (C) Teresa Henriquez ...................241-7661 (C)6th Grade Treasurer Nicole Naughton ..................581-8265 (C)

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SCHOOL #4 PTASOUTH OCEANSIDE ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL3210 OCEANSIDE ROAD, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 10, 7 pm • October 15, 7 pm • January 15, 7 pm

March 26, 7 pm • April 21, 7 pm • June 17, 7 pm

Co-President Jennifer Silverstein .............606-2842(C) JsilversteinPTA@gmail.comCo-President Lorin Luft ...........................633-8852(C) Lluftpta@gmail.comPast President Christina Varriale ............... 302-3361(C) ChristinaVarrialePTA@gmail.com1st VP Membership Vaishali Mehta.............917-595-9198 (C) V3rkm@aol.com2nd VP Arts in Ed Tara Lotufo .................. 718-986-8575(C) taralotufo@gmail.com3rd VP Fundraising Rebecca Circo .............. 347-309-9130(C) rcang320@gmail.comTreasurer Anna Greco ........................852-0528(C) afgreco94@yahoo.comCorresponding Secretary Maria DePace ..................... 220-2194(C) M510ria@aol.comRecording Secretary Amy La Personerie ............. 547-7735(C) amylapersonerie@gmail.com Council Delegate Varda Cervone ...................641-7093(C) vcervonepta@gmail.comCouncil Delegate Rachele Maimone ....... 347-596-9193(C) maimoner136@gmail.com Counselor/Principal Joanna Kletter ......................... 678-7581Teacher Delegate Janet Otis ................................. 678-7581Back to School BBQ Maria DePace ..................... 220-2194(C) Kelly Eltabib ................. 917-478-8745(C) Dawn Thompson ........ 516-978-7090(C)Blood Drive Alyson Gould ..................... 761-1928(C) Jaja Zaratan .................. 646-427-1780(C)BOE Liaison Maria Johnson .............. 917-513-1128(C)Book Fair Gina Ricottone ...................850-0732(C) Dana Saglembeni ........ 917-734-2300(C)Box Tops Vanessa Julig .......................384-5224(C)Bulletin Board Rachele Maimone ....... 347-596-9193(C) Kelly Eltabib ................. 917-478-8745(C)Bylaws/Procedures Jennifer Silverstein ......... 606-2842 (C)Circus Dawn Caputo .....................841-6449(C) Rachele Maimone347-596-9193(C)Bowling Night Dawn Thompson ........ 516-978-7090(C)DAWC TBD ........................................................ Facebook Page Updates Jennifer Silverstein .............606-2842(C)Fall Catalog/Gift Wrap Rebecca Circo .............. 347-309-9130(C)

Field Day Gina Ricottone ...................850-0732(C) Maria DePace ..................... 220-2194(C) Cristina Arroyo ............646-296-8339(C)Flag Day Christina Varriale ............... 302-3361(C) Anthony Varriale ................697-8645(C)Holiday Boutique Gina Ricottone ...................850-0732(C) Dana Saglembeni ........ 917-734-2300(C) Hospitality Vaishali Mehta..............917-595-9198(C) Legislation Varda Cervone ...................641-7093(C) Rachele Maimone ....... 347-596-9193(C)Nutrition Vanessa Julig .......................384-5224(C)PARP Maria DePace ..................... 220-2194(C) Joy Frankel ..........................297-6405(C)Parent University TBD ........................................................Photo Day Alyson Gould ..................... 761-1928(C) Janet McCarthy .................. 812-0940(C) Talia Cardiello .................... 425-9127(C)Plant Sales Fall Christina Varriale ............... 302-3361(C)PTA Awards Vaishali Mehta..............917-595-9198(C) Reflections Amity Reiss ...................917-921-8637(C) Jina Papadoniou ................. 567-1907(C)Safety Patrol/Valet Anthony Varriale ................697-8645(C) Christina Varriale ............... 302-3361(C)Scholarship Fund TBD .......................................................School #6 Liaison Jina Papadoniou ................. 567-1907(C)School #9M Liaison Maria DePace ..................... 220-2194(C)School Spirit/Apparel Rachele Maimone ....... 347-596-9193(C) Gayle Shapiro .............. 646-567-8184(C) Lisa Vides ........................... 992-0677(C)School Supply Kits Jennifer Silverstein .............606-2842(C)SEPTA Rebecca Circo .............. 347-309-9130(C)Shared Decision- Making Amity Reiss ...................917-921-8637(C)Special Person Dance Kelly Eltabib ................. 917-478-8745(C) Maria DePace ..................... 220-2194(C) Talia Cardiello .................... 425-9127(C)Spring Event Rachele Maimone ....... 347-596-9193(C) Cristina Arroyo ............646-296-8339(C)Staff Appreciation Lunch Christina Varriale .............. 302-3361(C) Jennifer Silverstein .............606-2842(C)Staff Breakfast Christina Varriale ............... 302-3361(C) Joy Frankel ..........................297-6405(C)STEAM Lorin Luft ...........................633-8852(C)Vacation Days Vanessa Julig .......................384-5224(C)6th Grade Fundraising TBD .......................................................

SCHOOL #5 PTANORTH OCEANSIDE ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

2440 NORTH OCEANSIDE ROAD, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 3, 8:30 am • October 3, 7 pm

November 7, 8:30 am • January 9, 8:30 am • Feburary 6, 7 pmMarch 5, 8:30 am • April 7, 8:30 am • June 4, 7 pm

All meetings are held in the Cafeteria

Co-Presidents: Jessica Corcoran ..........516-852-8551 (C) Jcorcoranpta@yahoo.com Tracee Galante ........... 347-306-2357 (C) Tgalante100@gmail.com Past President Anne Donohoe ........... 917-407-2141 (C) donohoeanne@hotmail.com 1st VP Membership Nalini Napier ..............347-432-9084 (C) ms_splendyd@yahoo.com 2nd VP Ways & Means Tara Stromer ................917-921-5669 (C) tstromerpta@aol.com 3rd VP Arts in Ed Micha Proietto ............ 516-305-0326 (C) michalindsey@gmail.com VP, Fundraising Patty Salute ........................ 516-695-2110Corresponding Secretary Jen Amiruddin ............516-351-3377 (C) jenamiruddin@gmaill.com Recording Secretary Laurie Nichtern .......... 516-698-2454 (C) laurierosie@gmail.com Treasurer Richard Rengel ........... 917-834-4230 (C) richard.a.rengel@gmail.com Delegates to Council Michelle Geluso ......... 516-766-7646 (H) mrsgeluso@hotmail.com ....................... Danielle Centofranchi 516-987-7139 (C) daniellecentofranchi@gmail.com Teacher Shared Decision Making Team Jill Schubert ................ 516-678-7585 (O) Kristin Stea ................. 516-678-7585 (O)Faculty PTA Reps Caroline Mohiuddin .. 516-678-7585 (O) Joan Keegan ................ 516-678-7585 (O)Counselor Scott Bullis ............... 516-678-7585 (O)Grade Representatives1st Grade Sue Fiumara ............... 516-652-2386 (C)2nd Grade Tara Stromer ................917-921-5669 (C)3rd Grade Jessica Corcoran ........ 516-852-8551 (C)4th Grade Patty Salute .................. 516-695-2110 (C)5th Grade Dawn Simpkins .......... 516-536-2445 (H) Anne Donohoe ........... 917-407-2141 (C)6th Grade Amy de le Teja ............ 516-840-9433 (C) Jaime Martinetion ......516-662-9310 (C)Committee ChairsApparel Jillian Biondo ............. 718-730-0233 (C) Andrea Lehman ......... 347-392-7492 (C) Jillian Kober .............. 973-332-9067 (C)Back to school bbq Sue Fiumara ............... 516-652-2386 (C) Jillian Kober .............. 973-332-9067 (C)

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Beautification Laurie Nichtern .......... 516-698-2454 (C)Blood Drive Dawn Simpkins ....... 516-536-2445 (H) Anne Donohoe ........... 917-407-2141 (C)BOE District Liaison Laura Lisi ..................... 917-562-2147 (C)Book Fair Andrea Lehman ......... 347-392-7492 (C) Laura Lisi ..................... 917-562-2147 (C)Box Tops Elisa Berman ..............917-716-6884 (C) Aya Asano ....................917-613-6892 (C)Bulletin Boards Kathy Schirmacher ......516-643-1377 (C) Kimberly Martino....... 516-993-2347 (C)By-Laws Laura Lisi ..................... 917-562-2147 (C)DAWC Danielle Centofranchi 516-987-7139 (C)Dinner/Parents Night Out Tara Stromer ................917-921-5669 (C) Jenny Cartagena ..........787-431-0514 (C) Laurie Nichtern .......... 516-698-2452 (C) Jen Latka ................... 516-330-5026 (C) Lindsay Sutliff .......... 516-510-1525 (C) Megan Caputo ........... 516-351-0272 (C)Family Fun and Fitness Sandy McNulty ........... 516-316-5974 (C) Casey D’Orazio-Cartagena .................................... 917-232-4583 (C)Field Day Jaime Martinetion .......516-662-9310 (C) Sue Fiumara ............... 516-652-2386 (C)Flag Day Patty Salute ................. 516-695-2110 (C) Jen Amiruddin ........... 516-351-3377 (C) Nicole Vivona ............ 516-398-1811 (C)Holiday boutique Laura Lisi .................... 917-562-2147 (C) Cathy D’Angelo ........ 516-398-3615 (C) Sara Grote ................... 917-721-9241 (C)Legislation Michelle Geluso ......... 516-766-7646 (H)Movie Day Laurie Nichtern .......... 516-698-2454 (C)Middle School Liaison Amy de le Teja ......... 516-840-9433 (C)Newsbeam Tara Stromer ................917-921-5669 (C)Nutrition Sandy McNulty ............ 516-316-5974 (C)PARP Sue Fiumara .............. 516-652-2386 (C) Danielle Centofranchi 516-987-7139 (C) Megan Caputo .............516-351-0272 (C) Lauren Burgos ............ 516-945-7052 (C)Parent University Laura Lisi ..................... 917-562-2147 (C) Tara Stromer ............... 917-921-5669 (C)Picture Day Dawn Simpkins .......... 516-536-2445 (H) Jaime Martinetion .......516-662-9310 (C)Plant Sale Patty Salute .................. 516-695-2110 (C) Jen Amiruddin .......... 516-351-3377 (C) Tara Stromer ............... 917-921-5669 (C)PTA Parent Directory Aya Asano ....................917-613-6892 (C) Christina Kempf ..........516-312-8793 (C)PTA Kitchen Jen Latka ................... 516-330-5026 (C)Reflections Laurie Nichtern .......... 516-698-2452 (C) Micha Proietto ............ 516-543-2399 (C)Scholarship Christina Kempf ..........516-312-8793 (C)School #6 Liaison Michelle Geluso ......... 516-766-7646 (H)

SCHOOL #6 PTA25 CASTLETOWN COURT, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 19, 9:45 am • October 17, 7:00 pmNovember 13, 9:45 am • January 14, 9:45 am

March 3, 7:00 pm • April 8, 9:45 am • May 13, 7:00 pm Installation Dinner, May 27

Co-Presidents Virginia Marmol ..........917-620-4706 (C) Marmol.virginia@gmail.com Jennifer Zoffinger ........ 516-369-5850(C) jzoffingerpta@yahoo.comPast President Melissa Sheremeta ....... 516-807-3556(C) melissasheremeta@aol.com1st Vice President Robin Strong ...............646-708-4696(C)Membership rosyrobin1@aol.com Tracee Galante ............ 347-306-2357(C) tgalante100@gmail.com2nd Vice President Kristen Barry ............... 917-848-9656(C)Cultural Arts ksardis@gmail.com Melissa Power .............. 516-660-0055(C) melissajpower@gmail.com3rd Vice President Megan Herzog ............. 516-425-9542(C) Fundraising meganherzog7@gmail.com Tiffinie Hemsley .......... 516-852-2655(C) Them1225@yahoo.comRecording Secy Amy Shaberman ...........917-287-7459(C) aer142@gmail.comCorresponding Secy Bridget Zinna ................516-313-2730(C) bridget.zinna@gmail.com

Treasurer Kim Moran ...................516-644-1077(C) kmoranmusic@outlook.comCouncil Delegates Lisa Ewashko ....................516-364-1535 lewashko@yahoo.com Pamela Soto ....................... 516-318-1872 psoto0825@gmail.comTeacher Liaison Monique Cretella ......... 917-731-1518(C) MCretellapta@gmail.comPre-K Representative Wendy Woods ............. 516-594-2345(O)Kindergarten Reps Erica Chasan ............... 516-594-2345(O) Elaine Eckers ............... 516-594-2345(O) Denise LaRosa ............. 516-594-2345(O)Allergy Rep Naura Faughnan ...........516-509-8724(C)Advocacy/ Michelle Geluso ...........516-766-7646(C)Board of Ed Liaison MaryJayne Graci ...........347-408-7516(C)Book Fair Monique Cretella ......... 917-731-1518(C) Tiffinie Hemsley .......... 516-852-2655(C) Maria St. Germain ......646-456-3405(C)Certificate Photo Day Megan Herzog ............ 516-425-9542(C) Tiffinie Hemsley .......... 516-852-2655(C)Class Parent Breakfast Monique Cretella ......... 917-731-1518(C) Robin Strong ...............646-708-4696(C)Closet Inventory/ Organization MaryJayne Graci ...........347-408-7516(C) Loren Tice ................... 516-880-5992(C)D.A.W.C Loren Tice ................... 516-880-5992(C)Fall Photos Megan Herzog ............ 516-425-9542(C) Robin Strong .............. 646-708-4696(H)Family Fun & Fitness Cristin O’Toole ........... 516-850-0393(C)Family Movie Nights MaryJayne Graci ...........347-408-7516(C) Kimberly McElynn ......646-641-7295(C) Pamela Soto .................. 516-318-1872(C)Grocery Programs Erica Chasan ............... 516-286-5865(C)Kindergarten Dance Dena Boylan .................516-375-9152(C) Tricia Civita ..................516-491-7239(C) Krysti Fox .....................516-712-7846(C) Kim Moran ...................516-644-1077(C)Kindergarten Field Day Karyn Lazar ................. 516-680-4839(C) Kim Moran ...................516-644-1077(C) Megan Penikas ............. 347-564-8874(C) Cassandra Stamm.........516-398-1820(C)Newsletters Tara Stromer .................917-921-5669(C)Nutrition Rep. Ashley Kornblum .........516-592-9647(C)P.A.R.P. Greta Apterbach ..........305-753-2942(C) Melissa Power .............. 516-660-0055(C) Kristen Barry ............... 917-848-9656(C) Lauren Burgos ............ 516-945-7052(C)OSD Parent University Tara Stromer .................917-921-5669(C)Pre-K Buddy Breakfast Tiffinie Hemsley .......... 516-852-2655(C) Andrea Lehman .......... 347-392-7492(C) Karyn Lazar ................. 516-680-4839(C) Danielle Goodwin ...... 516-780-3328(C)

School Supply Kits Jillian Kober ............... 516-208-5939 (C)Supermarket Bingo Jenny Cartagena ......... 787-431-0514 (C)SEPTA Elisa Berman ............. 917-716-6884 (C) Danielle Centofranchi 516-987-7139 (C) Nicole Vivona ............ 516-398-1811 (C)Shared Decision Making Team Laura Lisi ................... 516-536-2445 (H) Jaime Martinetion ...... 516-662-9310 (C)Staff Appreciation Lunch Amy de le Teja ......... 516-840-9433 (C) Marlo Goodstein ........ 516-665-9590 (C)Valet Kathy Schirrmacher .....516-643-1377 (C) Debra Sukhoo .......... 516-286-6504 (C) Christine Verdi ......... 516-205-1565 (C) Sean Murrary .............. 516-705-8948 (H)6th Grade Committee Amy de le Teja .......... 516-840-9433 (C) Jaime Martinetion ...... 516-662-9310 (C) Jen Amiruddin ......... 516-351-3377 (C) Patty Salute ............... 516-695-2110 (C) Chrissy Venezio ...........516-238-4106 (C)

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Pre-K Fall Festival Danielle Goodwin ...... 516-780-3328(C) Loren Tice ................... 516-880-5992(C) Bridget Zinna ................516-313-2730(C) Sandra Cimino ............ 516-852-2655(C)Pre-K Spring Fling Tiffinie Hemsley .......... 516-852-2655(C) Andrea Lehman .......... 347-392-7492(C) Ashley Kornblum .........516-592-9647(C) Bridget Zinna ................516-313-2730(C)Scholarship Rep. School Spirit Ashley Kornblum .........516-592-9647(C) Bridget Zinna ................516-313-2730(C) Monique Cretella ......... 917-731-1518(C)SEPTA Rep. Shared-Decision Making MaryJayne Graci ..........347-408-7516(C) Megan Herzog ............ 516-425-9542(C)Staff Recognition Lunch Monique Cretella ......... 917-731-1518(C) Tiffinie Hemsley .......... 516-852-2655(C) Danielle Goodwin ....... 516-780-3328(C) Kristen Barry ............... 917-848-9656(C) Technology Day (STEAM) MaryJayne Graci ...........347-408-7516(C)Yearbook Megan Penikas (Co-Chair) ..................................... 347-564-8874(C) Loren Tice (Co-Chair) . 516-880-5992(C) Jean Lindauer .............. 516-404-2704(C) Kim Moran ...................516-644-1077(C) Krysti Fox .....................516-712-7846(C) Bridget Zinna ................516-313-2730(C)

SCHOOL #8 PTAFULTON AVENUE SCHOOL

3252 FULTON AVENUE, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 3, 8:20 am • October 3, 9:45 am

January 9, 7 pm • March 11, 9:45 am • April 2, 7 pmAll meetings are held in the cafeteria

Co-Presidents Alana Kessler .....................526-8890 (C) alanakessler424@gmail.com Meghan Behan .......... (917)538-1652 (C) meggbee30@yahoo.comPast President Rosemarie Auleta ..............946-3801 (C) rosemariepta@gmail.com1st VPs – Membership Loretta O’Grady ................993-3237 (C) lmmilito@yahoo.com Jenny Bravo........................841-5369 (C) jenny.bravo@icloud.com 2nd VP – Cultural Arts Loretta Ferrante .................455-6436 (C) loxoxo@hotmail.com .............................. Marta Lieberman.......(917)886-0204 (C) mglieberman@hotmail.com

3rd VPs Fundraising Tania Salazar ........... (718)809-5567 (C) salazartania@yahoo.com Mary Auerbach ..........(607)759-4610 (C) mauerbach12@gmail.comRecording Secretary Robyn Lima ....................... 521-4451 (C) robynweissman@yahoo.com Corresponding Secretary Tara Agozzino ....................849-8709 (C) tagozzino75@gmail.comTreasurer Erica Ruiz ................ (321)890-6049 (C) mrsruiz07@gmail.comDelegate to Council Teresa Jelinek .....................647-9498 (C) tcampano1@yahoo.com Karen Polito ...................... 510-2356 (C) wanzaful@yahoo.comAlternate to Council Maria Sferrazza .......... (917)670-6165 (C) msferrazza0727@gmail.comTeacher Delegate to Council Ivy Cibrano .............................. 678-8503 icibrano@oceansideschools.orgCounselor Dr. Frank Zangari .................... 678-8503 fzangari@oceansideschools.orgAdvocacy Rep Karen Polito ..................... 510-2356 (C)Audit Committee Karen Polito ....................... 510-2356 (C)Back to School BBQ Robyn Lima ....................... 521-4451 (C) Deborah Geiger .................770-6260 (C)Board of Ed Liaison Christina Arata..................355-8254 (C)Book Fair – Fall/Spring Erica Ruiz ..................(321)890-6049 (C) Teresa Jelinek .....................647-9498 (C)Box Tops Karen Polito ....................... 510-2356 (C)Class Pictures Tara Agozzino ....................849-8709 (C)Communications Melissa Camuti ................. 458-7265 (H)Field Day Christina Sardo .................297-2340 (C) Rocco Camuti ................... 724-0418 (C)5th Grade Committee Chair Rosemarie Auleta ..............945-3801 (C)5th Grade Blood Drive Rosemarie Auleta ..............945-3801 (C) Rocco Camuti ................... 724-0418 (C)5th Grade Car Wash Rosemarie Auleta ..............945-3801 (C) Rocco Camuti ................... 724-0418 (C)Fitness Night Melissa Camuti ................ 458-7265 (H)Grade Level Chairs1st Grade Mary Auerbach ..........(607)759-4610 (C)2nd Grade Alana Kessler .....................526-8890 (C)3rd Grade Meghan Behan .......... (917)538-1652 (C)4th Grade Loretta O’Grady ................993-3237 (C)5th Grade Rosemarie Auleta ...............946-3801(C)6th Grade Karen Polito ....................... 510-2356 (C)Halloween Dance Tina Sarjoo ..................(917)943-0174(C) Kristin Schepis........... (770)845-2633(C)Holiday Boutique Loretta O’Grady ................993-3237 (C) Rosemarie Auleta ..............945-3801 (C)School #6 K Liaison Toni Tullo .........................203-5200 (C)

Legislation Karen Polito ....................... 510-2356 (C)Middle School Liaison Loretta O’Grady ............... 993-3237 (C)Math, Science and Tech Day Lizbeth Patney ..................658-1832 (C)Nomination Committee Karen Polito ....................... 510-2356 (C)Nutrition-Wellness Tara Agozzino ....................849-8709 (C)PARP Maria Sferrazza .......... (917)670-6165 (C)Parent University Loretta O’Grady ................993-3237 (C)Plant Sales Erica Ruiz ..................(321)890-6049 (C)Installation Dinner Maria Sferrazza .......... (917)670-6165 (C) Colleen Jaffe ..................... 816-0044 (C) Danielle Gillis ....................279-7179 (C)Reflections Rosemarie Auleta .............946-3801 (C)Safety Drop-Off/Valet Tammy Livingston .................................. Scholarship Fund Chair Rosemarie Auleta ..............946-3801 (C)School Supplies Tania Salazar ............. (718)809-5567 (C)School Beautification Steven Auleta ......................617-2739 (C)SEPTA Liaison Sabrina Coluccio ...................................Shared Decision Making Team Nikki Destio ............. (917)741-7050 (C) Amit Patney ....................... 777-0691 (C)Staff Recognition Dinner Lizbeth Patney ...................658-1832 (C) Joanna Tharos ......... (646)533-5500 (C) Danielle Gillis ....................279-7179 (C)Winter Wonderland Dance Melissa Camuti ..................458-7265 (C) Rocco Camuti ................... 724-0418 (C)6th Grade Committee Chair Karen Polito ....................... 510-2356 (C)

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SCHOOL #9E PTAWALTER S. BOARDMAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

170 BEATRICE AVE., OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 3, 8:30 am • October 3, 7pm • November 15, 8:45am

January 9, 7 pm • March 6, 8:45 am • April 29, 7pmMay 19, 7pm Annual 9E PTA Installation Dinner

Co-Presidents Victoria Stornello ....... 718-208-9722 (C) 9Eptapres@gmail.com Sabrina Potemkin ........718-791-1513 (C) 9Eptapres@gmail.comPast Presidents Andrea Henry.............. 917-817-9694 (C) ahenry1211@me.com Lisa Parisi ..................... 917-620-1167 (C) lisam2378@aol.comCultural Arts Diane Mkrtichian ....... 516-238-2646 (C) diane_mkr@yahoo.comMembership Erica Chasan .............. 516-286-5865 (C) ericaivy@gmail.comRecording Secretary Kala Micillo ............... 347-834-3139 (C) kalasinger@yahoo.comCorresponding Secretary Andrea Henry.............. 917-817-9694 (C) ahenry1211@me.comFundraising Greta Apterbach .........305-753-2943 (C) greta.apterbach@gmail.comCouncil Delegate Jennifer Zoffinger ....... 516-369-5850 (C) jzoffingerpta@yahoo.com Stephanie Sheriff .........516-578-3527 (C) stephks589@aol.comTeacher Delegate Danielle Chiera ................. 516-678-8510 Jessica Shuildiner ............. 516-678-8510Treasurer Heather Learn ........... 570-239-5631 (C) heather.learn@gmail.comCounselor Josh McPherson ............... 516-678-8510Apparel Greta Apterbach ....... 305-753-2943 (C)Back-to-School BBQ Robin Evans ................718-781-7736 (C) Lisa Mazzini ................516-410-2672 (C) Susan Keith ............... 914-906-2689 (C)Board of Education Liaison Andrea Henry.............. 917-817-9694 (C)Book Fair Melissa Caine ............. 516-633-3088 (C) Erica Diaz .....................516-413-9141 (C)Bulletin Board Michele Cohen ...........516-647-7666 (C) Leah Shiflet ................ 917-974-7154 (C) Christina Reilly .......... 917-751-0767 (C)Community Action Brooke Wofsy ..............516-761-0657 (C)DAWC Cyndi Silberman-Rosen .....................................516-817-0260 (C)

Fall Pumpkin Event Andrea Henry ............ 917-817-9694 (C)Fall Dance Amy Vacchio............... 516-524-5309 (C) Lisa Abraham ..............516-384-9241 (C)Field Day Michelle Toffolo ..........516-582-7679 (C) Lisa Abraham ..............516-384-9241 (C) Marina Nizry ...............516-476-8302 (C) Gwen Raphan ............ 516-840-8329 (C)Green Team Glynis Hutchinson ... 516-428-8292 (C)Holiday Boutique Lisa Mazzini ................516-410-2672 (C)Hospitality (D) Marina Nizry ........516-476-8302 (C) (N) Cheryl Pagnotta .... 516-317-4248 (C)Nutrition Rachellel Ackerman ... 516-668-2075 (C)Parents Night Out Jennifer Zoffinger ....... 516-369-5850 (C)PARP Daniella Werman ....... 917-922-0684 (C) Stephanie Sheriff ........516-578-3527 (C)Parent University TBD .......................................................Picture Day Diane Mkrtichian ....... 516-238-2646 (C)Plant Sale Erica Diaz .....................516-413-9141 (C)Prime Time/Family Fun & Fitness Stephanie Sheriff .........516-578-3527 (C)Reflections Erica Chasan .............. 516-286-5865 (C)School #6 Liaison Erica Chasan .............. 516-286-5865 (C)SEPTA Christina Reilly .......... 917-207-9255 (C)Site Based Team Diane Mkrtichian ....... 516-238-2646 (C) Greta Apterbach .........305-753-2943 (C)Staff Recognition Lunch Ally Chiu .....................516-415-2848 (C)Committee at Large: Lisa Abraham ..............516-384-9241 (C) Erica Chasan .............. 516-286-5865 (C) Michele Cohen ............516-647-7666 (C) Elena Curatolo ...........347-226-8804 (C) Glynis Hutchinson ..... 516-428-8292 (C) Melissa Langer ............. 516-659-7119 (C) Diane Mkrtichian ....... 516-238-2646 (C) Fernanda Mossman ....845-422-2529 (C) Cheryl Pagnotta ........... 516-317-4248 (C) Christina Reilly ........... 917-751-0767 (C) Veronica Scarfo .......... 917-355-4282 (C) Stephanie Sheriff .........516-578-3527 (C) Leah Shifley ................. 917-974-7154 (C) Cyndi Silberman-Rosen .....................................516-817-0260 (C) Amy Vacchio............... 516-524-5309 (C)Valet Cyndi Silberman-Rosen .....................................516-817-0260 (C)Sixth Grade Chairpersons Amy Vacchio............... 516-524-5309 (C) Regina Palmieri ..........917-279-4437 (C)Yearbook Holly Handleman .......516-697-2631 (C)

SCHOOL #9M PTAOCEANSIDE MIDDLE SCHOOL

186 ALICE AVENUE, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

MEETINGS 2019-2020September 10, 7:30pm • November 6, 7:30pm

February 4, 7:30pm • March 10, 7:30pm • April 7, 7:30*All Meetings held in OMS Library

Co-Presidents Marie Pette................................661-2716 omspta2019@gmail.com Patricia Abela .................... 917-991-4001 omspta2019@gmail.comPast President Amy Vacchio............................ 524-5309 amata50@hotmail.com1st VP Membership Stacey Seltzer ...........................643-2400 sseltzer57@aol.com2nd VP Arts in Ed Anne Donohoe ..................917-407-2141 donohoeanne@hotmail.com3rd VP Fundraising Jessica Curley ........................... 528-3871 jlc113076@yahoo.comTreasurer Jamie Martinetion ................... 662-9310 jmrtntn@gmail.comRecording Secretary Kathy Steiger ............................ 672-8117 sydsant@aol.comCorresponding Amy Reilly ................................316-4228Secretary amyereilly@aol.comDelegates to Council Karen Polito ............................. 510-2356 wanzaful@yahoo.com Jessica Salonia .................... 917-576-2024 Jmg0374@aol.comTeacher Delegates Sofia Voutsinas .........................678-8518 svoutsinas@oceansideschools.org Kathy Smith ..............................678-8518 ksmith@oceansideschools.orgCounselor Allison Glickman-Rogers .........678-8518 Aglickman-rogers@oceansideschools.orgBoard of Education Helaina Wolkoff ................917-670-1950Book Fair Michelle Tonzi .........................665-9492 Kim Poplawski ......................... 808-3781DAWC Joseph Cimaglia .......................610-8163 Frances Gallin ......................... 554-4341Holiday Vendor Day Amy Vacchio............................ 524-5309 Jacqueline Schramm ................ 313-9462Legislation/Advocacy Karen Polito ............................. 510-2356 Jessica Salonia .................... 917-576-2024Nutrition Johanna Peredo ....................... 554-7689OHS Liason Stacey Mainland ......................428-7532OMS Apparel Jessica Curley ........................... 528-3871

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SCHOOL #7 PTAOCEANSIDE HIGH SCHOOL/CASTLETON HIGH SCHOOL

3160 SKILLMAN AVENUE, OCEANSIDE, NY 11572145 MERLE AVENUE OCEANSIDE, NY 11572

oceansidehighschoolpta@gmail.com

MEETINGS 2019-2020October 28 • January 13 • March 3 (Nomincations)

April 20 (Elections) All meetings are at 7:30 pm in the OHS Library

Co-Presidents Tara Brasch tbraschpta@aol.com ................ 263-2261 Barbra Risi .............................................. bdrisi66@gmail.com ............. 297-2913Treasurer Dulcie DeDonna .....................859-5508First VP Membership Frances Gallin ......................... 554-4341Second VP Fundraising Debbie Schneider .....................455-9417Third VP Arts & Education Lisa Karduna ........................... 543-7373Recording Secretary Laura Lisi .................................536-3825Corresponding Secretary Herb Pitkowsky ........................376-7981Delegates to Council Laura Lisi .................................536-3825 Michele Pitkowsky ....................317-9732OHS Teacher Advisor Angelo MustoOHS Counselor Geraldine DeCarlo .................. 678-7526Castleton Teacher Advisor Jared Stroler ............................. 678-7593 Castleton Counselor Brendon Mitchell .................... 678-7593Bake Sale Sara Moy ..................................852-3066 Susan Cinetti ...........................984-7069 Carmen DeMauro ............. 917-747-5329

Blood Drive Meloi Policastro ....................... 376-2920By-Laws Marcia Horowitz ...................... 355-5577DAWC Tom Cesiro .............................. 860-4457Dawn Delirium Debbie Cohen ..........................779-7312 Sandie Schoell ......................... 766-0381Fashion Show Jodi Katz .................................. 766-1207Legislation Matt Horowitz ......................... 255-5577Nutrition Laura Koss-Feder .....................984-5952SDMT Eric Abbey ............................... 770-4405 Jodi Kessler ............................................. Alan Winter ........................................... David Salem ...........................................Parent University Herb Pitkowsky ........................376-7981Scholarship Eric Abbey ............................... 770-4405 Michelle Pitkowsky ...................317-9732 Rosemarie Prendergast ............255-0064 Robin Esposito ........................ 398-9867School & Community Sandie Schoell ......................... 766-0381Board of Ed Liaison Herb Pitkowsky ........................376-7981SEPTA Liaison Maureen Greco-Blois............... 298-2675 Staff Luncheon Susan Cinetti ...........................984-7069 Ellen Green ............................. 763-9673 Eva Seychell .............................754-0639Committee at Large Lisa Karduna ........................... 543-7373 Carmen DeMauro ............. 917-747-9329 Winoska Calderon .................. 852-2278 Faith Zaccoli ........................... 384-1266 Rosemarie Prendergast .........255-0064 Michelle/Ron Ebel .................. 770-4405 Frances Gallin ......................... 554-4341

OSD Parent University Jacqueline Schramm ................ 313-9462Representatives Frances Gallin ......................... 554-4341Pretzel/Bake Sales Lisa Karduna ........................... 543-7373 Leslie Levine ............................425-2590 Reflections AnneMarie Robley ...................312-1750 Rosemary Olenick ................... 639-2567Scholarship TBDSEPTA Liaison Christina Reilly ................. 917-751-0767SDMT Parent Kevin Mahoney ................646-335-8302Representatives Joseph Cimaslia ........................610-8163 Renee Rawcliffe ................. 917-681-4279 Lisa Getchell ...................... 917-685-8144 Michelle Ebel ........................... 770-4405Spirit Wear/Week Frances Gallin ......................... 554-4341 Jessica Curley ........................... 528-3871 Priscilla Spero ..........................522-4829Staff Appreciation Marlo Goodstein .............. 646-382-4797Luncheon Amy de la Teja .........................840-9433

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Ahera Management Plan notification

*Written notification must be provided to all persons in parental relation and staff at the following intervals throughout the school year: at the beginning of the school year; within two school days of the end of winter recess; within two school days of the end of spring recess; and within ten days of the end of the school year

Oceanside School DistrictRequest for Pesticide Application Notification

(please print)

Name: Address: ___________ School Building

Day Phone Evening Phone: Email Address:

Notification to persons in parental relation and staff pursuant to Section 409-H of the State Education Law*

Please feel free to contact R. Schloth, the Oceanside School District pesticide representative, at: 516-594-2333

In accordance with 40 CFR §763.84.c, regard this statement as the district’s annual notification to all workers, students and or their legal guardians that the district continues to maintain its Asbestos Management Plan (AMP) which documents all performed or planned asbestos related inspections, response actions, and post-response action activities, in-cluding periodic re-inspection and surveillance activities within the school district. A copy of this AMP is available for your review and or inspection at the district’s facilities office and within the main office of each school building.

Dear Parent, Guardian, and School Staff:New York State Education Law Section 409-H, effective July 1, 2001, requires all public and non-public elementary and secondary schools to provide written notification to all persons in parental relation, faculty, and staff regarding the potential use of pesticides periodically throughout the school year. The Oceanside School District is required to maintain a list of persons in parental relation, faculty and staff who wish to receive 48 hour prior written notification of certain pes-ticide applications. The following pesticide applications are not subject to prior notification requirements: • A school remains unoccupied for a continuous 72-hours following an application; • Anti-microbial products; • Nonvolatile rodenticides in tamper resistant bait stations in areas in inaccessible to children; • Nonvolatile insecticidal baits in tamper resistant bait stations in areas inaccessible to children; • Silica gels and other nonvolatile ready-to-use pastes, foams, or gels in areas inaccessible to children; • Boric acid and disodium octaborate tetrahydrate; • The application of EPA designated biopesticides; • The application of EPA designated exempt materials under 40CFR152.25; • The use of aerosol products with a directed spray in containers of 18 fluid ounces or less when used to protect individuals from an imminent threat from stinging and biting insects

including venomous spiders, bees, wasps, and hornets.

In the event of an emergency application necessary to protect against an imminent threat to human health, a good faith effort will be made to supply written notification to those on the 48-hour prior notification list.

If you would like to receive 48 hour prior notification of pesticide applications that are scheduled to occur in your school, please complete the form below and return it to R. Schloth, The Oceans-

Oceanside School District Telephone DirectorySuperintendent of Schools Dr. Phyllis S. Harrington.........................................678-1215Board of Education/Superintendent Secretary Marie Barbella .........................................................678-1226Central Registration Phyllis Amisano ......................................................678-6238District Clerk Marie Barbella .........................................................678-1215

Business and Operations Chris Van Cott, Assistant Superintendent .............678-1209 Theresa Kahan, Business Administrator ................ 678-1205Curriculum, Instruction and Research Diane Provvido, Assistant Superintendent ............678-1221Department of Community Activities (DOCA) Maria Bavaro, Supervisor ........................................594-2336Elementary Teaching and Learning Jessica W. Keegan, Director ....................................678-8599English, Reading and Library Media Services, K-12 Dr. Beth Zirogiannis, Director ................................678-8568Facilities Robert Schloth, Director ....................................... 594-2333Fine and Performing Arts, K-12 Robert Brase, Director ............................................ 678-1220Guidance Dr. Paul Guzzone .....................................................678-5402Human Resources, Student Services, andCommunity Activities Dr. Jill DeRosa, Assistant Superintendent ..............678-1213 Justan KraemerMathematics, K-12 and Family and Consumer Sciences, 9-12 Tara Mauer, Director ...............................................678-8567Physical Education,Health and Interscholastic Athletics, K-12 Jeffrey Risener, Director ..........................................678-7530Public Relations Donna Kraus, Coordinator ......................................678-7525Science, K-12 and Technology, 9-12 Dr. Matthew Christiansen, Director .......................594-2359Social Studies, K-12 and Business Education, 9-12 Mitchell Bickman, Director ....................................678-7532Special Education Dr. Tina Smith, Executive Director ........................678-1218 Stephen Moran, Director, 9-12 ...............................678-7551 Kristin Lamparello, Lauren Moriarty ......................678-8515 Anna Hall McGovern .............................................678-1217Student System & Parent Portal Support Susanne Murphy, Chief Information Officer ..........678-8554 Melissa O’Geary, Director of Data, Assessment—

Administrative Servies

Technology, K-12 Suzanne Dwyer, Director .........................................678-3435Transportation Rachael Blackman, Transportation Secretary ........678-1211World Languages and ENL, K-12 Dr. David Rose, Director .........................................678-7533School #2:Principal, Erin Marone ..............................................678-7557Nurse ..........................................................................678-7559Psychologist ...............................................................678-8542Social Worker ............................................................678-7562School #3:Principal, Beth Ann Castiello ...................................678-7564Nurse ..........................................................................678-7566Psychologist ................................................................678-7570Social Worker ............................................................678-8549School #4:Principal, Joanna Kletter ...........................................678-7581Nurse ..........................................................................678-7574Psychologist .............................................................. 594-2355Social Worker ............................................................678-2726School #5:Principal, Scott Bullis ................................................678-7585Nurse ..........................................................................678-7587Psychologist ................................................................678-7590Social Worker ........................................................... 678-7589School #6 Kindergarten:Acting Principal, Lucille McAssey ...........................594-2345Nurse ..........................................................................594-2347Psychologist ................................................................678-7599Social Worker ............................................................594-2356School #8:Principal, Dr. Frank Zangari ........................................678-8503Nurse ..........................................................................678-8505Psychologist ................................................................678-8509Social Worker ............................................................678-2003School #9E:Principal, Josh McPherson ..........................................678-8510Nurse ..........................................................................678-8514Psychologist ................................................................678-8516Social Worker ............................................................678-1319Middle School (School #9M):Principal, Dr. Allison Glickman-Rogers ...................678-8518Assistant Principal, Damian Trum ...........................678-8518Assistant Principal, Michelle Mastrande .................678-8518Nurse ..........................................................................678-8526Psychologist ................................................................678-8525*Social Worker ..........................................................678-8523*9M Guidance ..................................................678-8523/8524

High School (School #7):Principal, Geraldine De Carlo ..................................678-7526Attendance Office .....................................................678-8532Associate Principals Dr. Paul Guzzone .....................................................678-7539 Joelle Mazun ............................................................678-8531 Keith Mekeel ...........................................................678-5402BOCES - Nassau TechCounselor ...................................................................678-7537Guidance Office (Pupil Services)Guidance Counselors .................................................678-7537 678-7540Psychologist & Social Workers ..................................678-7542Department Offices: Art ...........................................................................678-8548 Business Marketing .................................................678-5402 English .....................................................................678-8568 Family & Consumer Sciences .................................678-5402 Math ........................................................................678-8567 Music .......................................................................678-8547 Physical Education/Athletics ..................................678-7530 Science ....................................................................594-2359 Social Studies ..........................................................678-7532 Special Education ....................................................678-7551 Technology ..............................................................678-7554 World Languages .....................................................678-7533Nurse ..........................................................................678-7549Student Projects .........................................................678-7546Professional Development Center .............................678-7598

Oceanside High School CastletonPrincipal, Dr. Brendon Mitchell ...............................678-7593Nurse ..........................................................................594-2347Psychologist ................................................................678-7593Social Worker ............................................................678-7593

visit us at oceansideschools.org

DISTRICT INFORMATIONSCHOOL HOURSElementary Schools

Grades 1-6, 8:15 am - 3:05 pmSchool #6 Kindergarten Center 9:30 am - 3:30 pm

Middle School 7:40 am - 2:25 pmHigh School 7:50 am - 2:35 pm

OHS Castleton 7:50 am - 2:35 pm

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Board of EducationSandie Schoell, PresidentMary Jane McGrath-Mulhern, Vice PresidentSeth J. BlauMichael D’AmbrosioStuart KaplanDonald MarescaRobert M. Transom

Dr. Phyllis S. HarringtonSuperintendent of Schools

Donna KrausPublic Information Coordinator; Editor

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